INSTANT HEALING OF BODY, MIND, and SOUL.

Instant Healing of Body, Mind, and Soul / Increasing Vibrations and Filling with Light / Powerful Prayer (to be read twice daily, morning and evening)


I summon the CREATOR OF MY ANCESTORS 
Within the chalice of my spiritual heart, I request the activation of the Creator's fiery energy flame.

May streams of Light and Love permeate my entire being, purging all my flawed thoughts, programs, and beliefs. I acknowledge my Divine essence, recognizing the immense strength and power within. I embrace my authentic self and surrender to it. 

I commit to the path of Ascension, beseeching the Masters of Light to forge a passage into the Higher dimensions of my consciousness for the welfare of all life. With unwavering conviction, I choose to transcend the cycle of duality and reincarnation. Light floods every cell of my body, purifying it from all discordant energies and outdated biological patterns. 

My body and Spirit merge into one, allowing the highest vibrational energies to flow freely. I am aligned with the Ascension flow; my being mirrors the divine structure of the God-man. I am cleansed, healed, enlightened, transforming into a multidimensional Being of Light.

I am LIGHT, I am Purity, I am the Divine SPIRIT, I am awakened!

I express my gratitude to the Forces of Light, sending them my love in return. I am on my journey back to my divine Family. Let this be so! So it is!

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