Black Madonna Prayer for Ancestral Healing
A Prayer for Ancestral Healing
Dear Black Madonna,
Holy Mother of the Earth, the Midnight Star, and the Sacred Womb, we stand before you, seeking your blessings for the healing of our ancestral lineage.
Help us harness the power of our lineage, the strength of those who have walked before us, and the resilience imprinted in our DNA. Guide us in carrying forth the wisdom they have nurtured across generations. Simultaneously, allow us the courage and discernment to release those aspects of our lineage that no longer serve us, those burdens that we carry not out of necessity but habit.
Grant us the wisdom to recognize the teachings and lessons in every step we take. Let these lessons become guiding stars for future generations, lighting their path with understanding, love, and compassion. May our footsteps not only mark our journey but lay the foundation for the paths of those who come after us.
Remind us, Mother, that we are one with all humanity, interconnected in an intricate web of existence. Let us embrace the truth that every man, woman, and child is our brother, our sister, and our children.
May we remember that our actions and decisions ripple through time, impacting not just us but generations yet unborn. Let us act with this consciousness, planting seeds of peace, love, and unity that will birth beauty for our children and their children.
Black Madonna, help us see beyond the illusions of separateness, beyond the boundaries of race and religion. Inspire us to understand that in your eyes, we are all one – one family, one humanity.
May this prayer resonate through our beings, healing, uniting, and empowering us and our lineage. And may our lineage, in turn, become a guiding light and love for all humanity.
In your divine grace, we trust.
Amein.
By Ana Otero
From the Black Madonna Book of Prayers and Rituals.
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Samhain Blessings to all of you. Thank you for your presence in this Community.
Ahava,
Ana Otero
