“Time and space for recollection,
meditation and calmness...”
“...to think, to reflect or even simply to follow with our minds and our hearts a tale, a story in which to amuse ourselves in a certain sense ‘to lose ourselves’ to find ourselves subsequently enriched...”
(Pope Emeritus Benedict)
It is in prayer that the mind reconstitutes
itself after trauma.
The many challenges of sensory deprivation
and special measures deployed by soldiers represent a challenge to the mind.
Prayer- constant prayer- recollection and
mindfulness restore and recuperate in mind and in spirit.
Many on the left who are the target of the police, military intelligence agencies occult ways and practices refuse to pray and live their lives in a constant blaze of mania,
despair, exhilaration and excitement, cutting themselves off from prayerful
recollection.
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Prayer, constant prayer,breaks down the walls created by fear and anxiety and absolves guilt and sin.
Constant prayer,be it ritual or autonomic,eases psychological suffering and stress. It eases recovery from profoundly disturbing experiences and can in certain limited circumstances alleviate the symptoms of trauma.
Pray and PRAY often!
That is my advice to young and old and remember whether you pray or not,we are all equal in God's eyes and the products of his plans for us now and in eternity.
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