Michelle

Blessings,
Andrea

Debra,
You probably know the relationship between angels and prayers, that they are the messengers… Many people are angel intuitive and experience the manifestation in a very noticeable physical way. Balls of light or orbs are one of the most common ways that people report seeing angels, and the different colors perceived are energy signatures, identifying the various types of angels or archangelic realms at work.

There are more angelic blues than any other color — but some of the color meanings that may be relevant to your prayer for your friend include healing and calming emotional issues that may be blocking someone’s progress. The angel Uriel is often involved, with specialties including revitalization and fresh starts.

Greens are generally associated with Capricorn, the planet Saturn, and the angel Nadiel and overcoming challenges to find peace and serenity.

Those are just a few things that came through to me when I read your comment. There is a lot of deeper lore concerning angelic lights and colors and potential meanings, too much for a comment here, but I hope you find this relevant and that it affirms the power of your prayers for your friend and his receptivity.

I just sent off four prayer requests in the blue lights – and how joyful they were to be utilized! In fact, when I began to focus on the first prayer request, the blue light was right there, waiting to be filled and sent!

Thank you for this clarity.

Leilah

Blessings,
Andrea

Thank you for the visualization and as always your expertise in the realm of spirit.

Blessings,

Irene – Good question. I’m told that blue lights don’t show up in photos because they are a different level of frequency. I agree that prayer becomes more and more effective the more we use this tool! I’ve certainly noticed that, too.

Victoria – Wow! That’s really the root of all change – the shift of relationship within ourselves and with our Divinity. Those shifts DO radiate outward … what wonderful awareness you’re bringing to the process!

Mags – Another great question! To me, intentions are actually different than prayer. Intention is about our own clarity, about making our choices. Setting intentions is the internal process that precedes prayer. Prayer, then, is asking for spiritual assistance in manifesting those intentions! The two definitely go hand in hand – clear intentions make for clearer prayer requests!

Tom – It IS the express train to manifesting – hence “super-charged” prayer. And the more you do this, the quicker you eventually earn Blue Lights, and those are absolutely unreal! Isn’t it delicious, all these wonderful tools that are available to us?

Evelyn – Glad this resonated with you! Let us know how it works for you!

Joyce – Thank you so much!!! I think prayer is such an amazing and completely under-utilized resource, so I’m thrilled this motivated you in your daily practice. Just call me a “prayer geek” – I’m totally on a mission, here!:-)

Blessings,
Andrea

I have to be honest: you and I have a different model for how the “universe” is put together. I can’t say that the terms you use above are in my vocabulary. And so what, right? Well, in days gone by, I would have read your post, enjoyed it to a limited extent, listened to the chatter in my mind, and gotten very little personal benefit from your writing. In other words, who loses? ME!

Quite spontaneously, I decided to “shut up and do what Andrea suggests.” So, I formed a prayer, wrapped it in white light, and sent it on it’s way. And guess what? What I noticed was that what you call prayer I think of as xxxxx. What you call white light, I call yyyyy. And when you say “Pray and put a white light around it” I would say A then B then C. I’m leaving out the terms because it doesn’t matter! I get it.

I could never have written the above. But what I would have written would have accomplished the same thing. You appeal to one type of person. Me to another. We use different lingo, but we are so very connected on a deeper level, sharing the same “intent” and consciousness. How cool is that?!

I guess that’s why I do enjoy reading your blog. I’ve always felt a warm fuzzy connection here. So, there you go. Thanks!