Mantras / prayers

prayer to Archangel Saint Michael

Request: Helpful against onis? (Oni is a Japanese word that means "demon." Brian uses it to refer to lower astrals or asuric forces acting upon an individual's aura).

mantra: I am personally special in God's eyes

A mantra to feel the Love of God.

mantra: destroy me, for there is nothing to destroy

With "me" referring to the ego, obviously.

mantra: there are no forbidden options

Priority request. At cal. 40, forbiddenness is not in the nature of God.

mantra: the past is boring

Because.. we say it to each other a lot, sometimes, and it resonates 💖☺️.

"no pain, no gain"

An exercise motto meaning that pain and stress are required to achieve excellence.

"I don’t want anything to do with this field"

Request: A way to shake off negative energy?

mantra: I am everyone's friend

Request: Apparently said frequently by Saint Catherine of Siena.

mantra: this is the exact situation I need and have asked for

Request: This is something that I remind myself whenever I catch myself wishing that the conditions of the world were different.

prayer: "Thank you for the world so sweet...

…Thank you for the food we eat. Thank you for the birds that sing. Thank you God for everything."

mantra: I am in Christ, and Christ is in me

Priority request: a shortened form of John 14:20, that has brought much relief.

mantra: I surrender myself to thee, O Lord

Counters the ego's secret positionality to never surrender to the Lord.

mantra: this is not important

Request: I feel like the ego presumes more importance about things than what is actual. It could also be good to calibrate "this is not the meaning" since importance arises from meaning.

mantra: with God, I release my soul from suffering

From the perspective of the witness (the Real you), the soul is a separate-self illusion which is released by absolving it of doom, shame, guilt and other hellish forms of punishment and false "destiny." To the extent one is successful in this, suffering ends.

mantra: I accept my power (O Lord)

God grants each of us power, according to one's level of consciousness. A lot of us refuse power that is innate to us, thinking power is immoral. Others take power that is not earned, because they are immoral.