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Prayer is our instinctive response

John Yungblut
January 2003 (Vol. XVI, Vol. 1)
PRAYER is our instinctive response to the immediate experience of the OTHER within, a phenomenon arising from our compelling need to relate to this being who seeks us out, forgives, accepts, and offers love.
~ by John Yungblut
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