12-29-2009, 10:00 PM
I was wondering how prayer fits into the big picture if we are all "God"? I know a lot of you pray, including Carla. I love to pray, but when I do, I don't even know who I'm talking to anymore (since I left organized religion).
Sometimes I get embarrassed, because I feel like I'm laying there or sitting there talking to the wall, or to empty space. 
I love the idea of feeling there is a God who loves me and that listens to me and gives me guidance. But just who are we praying to when we offer our words and feelings in prayer - and does it matter? Is it effective?
I noticed as I have been reading Carla's blog that she says she did her morning offerings - is that her way of saying she prayed?
Sometimes I get embarrassed, because I feel like I'm laying there or sitting there talking to the wall, or to empty space. 
I love the idea of feeling there is a God who loves me and that listens to me and gives me guidance. But just who are we praying to when we offer our words and feelings in prayer - and does it matter? Is it effective?
I noticed as I have been reading Carla's blog that she says she did her morning offerings - is that her way of saying she prayed?
Thanks for reading...
Kristy xo

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Well, when I said "God", mainly I mean the supreme creator, the "all that is", the infinite oneness...? I sometimes slip back into my religious background that I left, and realize that it has still got a hold of me in many ways. In that respect, I think of God as the white-bearded perfect dude in the sky who is "silent notes taking".
What is your definition of God?