Anyone who has experienced the spirituality in prayers knows that they have the strength to uplift you to a tranquil state of mind. You lose your doubts and your apprehensions when you put yourself in the hands of an omnipotent God. Prayers are a very personal choice and should never be imposed upon you by anyone. How you pray and what you want to pray for are completely your decisions and yet you need to experience it for the first time to know how it feels. Thankfully, parents do their bit in introducing prayers to children so that they may appreciate them when they can understand their meaning better. Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ or Nativity of Christ. It is important to note that the figure of the ‘Son of God’ was not born amidst riches or to a King. He had the origins of being born to humble parents in a stable whose virtue lay in their spotless character. It is thus a beautiful truth that spiritual awakening came to the seeker regardless of whether he possessed worldly riches or not. Thus, Christmas prayers celebrating Jesus’ birth make you feel blessed that God or the Supreme Being once walked this very earth and opened a path from the earth to heaven for everyone to follow. Christmas prayers can be of many different hues and shades but the essence of these prayers is thanking the Lord for what He has given you and speaking positive affirmations that things will improve. This feeling of gratitude fills you with inspiration and comfort for a better tomorrow even when things in this world might not be perfect at the moment. So, if you haven’t yet felt the power of a prayer full of hope, optimism and positive words, experience it once to develop the faith everyone requires in their life for that intangible solace humans seek.
Have a meaningful moments of prayer this Christmas Season. Have a Merry Christmas.
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