PRAYER

Blessing a Friend (Imagined Conversation)

To bless a friend, imagine they are physically present with you. Mentally shake their hand and congratulate them on having achieved their desire or on…

Step by step

  1. Bring a friend to mind, especially one with a known desire or challenge.
  2. Imagine them physically present with you.
  3. Mentally extend your hand and shake theirs, feeling the contact.
  4. Congratulate them on the fulfillment of their desire or on good news you've 'heard' about them.
  5. Listen in your imagination as they respond with joy and confirmation.
  6. Feel the reality of this interaction, knowing you have blessed them.

Related ideas

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Three Propositions

To bless a friend, imagine they are physically present with you. Mentally shake their hand and congratulate them on having achieved their desire or on receiving good news. Then, listen in your imagination as if they are responding in kind, expressing their joy and confirmation.

You can enter the kingdom at every moment of time, ride the street car, ride the busses, and with all the talking and gossiping, you can enter the kingdom and bless a friend by just imagining the friend is with you and you are putting your hand into his and congratulating him on the good news you've heard concerning him, and listen as though he answered in kind, and in that moment you have actually blessed him. He may be a thousand miles away but from that moment on things begin to stir within his world for you have brought about a change within the structure of his mind and every modification of the structure of a man's mind must result in corresponding outer changes.

This imaginative act, performed with loving communion, constitutes 'entering the kingdom of heaven' and directly impacts the friend's world. By modifying the structure of your mind concerning them, you initiate corresponding positive changes in their external reality, regardless of physical distance.

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