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     This story uses the analogy of the prayer and the snowflake to point out what each can do when put together

The snowflake and the prayer

 

God gave us the snowflake to show us what snowflakes' can do when they stick together.  A snowflake alone is a pretty sight, When combined with other flakes we see magnificence. Prayer alone provides peace and possibility, and when prayers are made together in unison for the same purpose, the world moves closer to bringing what was prayed for into being. The snowflake is soft and fragile, yet in the right environment it gets strong and survives where we cannot. The prayer, like the snow flake  starts out soft, and like the snowflake, given the right environment,  it gets as solid as a rock and withstands adversity.  One can only imagine the what the power of a unified worldwide prayer can do. When all mankind is united then we will have heaven on earth for everyone.

Let us pray together

 

(c)Tuchy Palmieri 2008

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Reviewed by Connie Faust 8/13/2009
what a beautiful analogy this is! Praying with another person is very strengthening and encouraging; I wish I had more opportunities for united prayer. "Where 2 or 3 are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of them." Nothing like it.
After reading this, I will think of snowflakes as prayers and remember your words. I agree with Joanna about the line she quoted.
Connie
Reviewed by Joanna Leone 8/16/2008
Somehow, I missed this poem the last time that I was on your site. This is a beautiful poem. I love these words: "The snowflake is soft and fragile, yet in the right environment it gets strong and survives where we cannot."
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 5/19/2008
The problem with your snow-flakes not getting together is perhaps caused by the global warming by the muslim extremism that praise themselves of praying five times a day and then go cominting atrocities.(They have devaluated the worth of the prayer)
No wonder God isn't pleased with His children.

Georg
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 5/18/2008
Beautiful write, Tuchy; very well penned!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

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