Language phrases and expressions that increase the effectiveness of intentions and prayers

A small thing that makes a difference:

Adding the word “or”
– gives the Soul a negative option to choose which pattern to release and which to keep

Example:
– our being merciless or evil beings

The Soul, beyond the awareness of the personality, may ask the Creator to cleanse both, yet the personality may still experience confusion.

The word “divine”, “divine light”

In intentions or prayer, when you say “divine light” – the divine light coming from your own “godhood” or from “living gods” is removed, and in its place appears the Creator’s light (purification).

In prayers, we often use the words “divine”, “divine energies” without specifying “coming from the Creator” – this may strengthen certain “golden energies” of self-deification.

It is good to say a short prayer before listening to prayers:

“Creator, please let this prayer concern me, my soul, and our entire being.
All divine energies we understand as coming from You, and all others we ask to be decoded.
If there are gaps in the prayers, please complete them by Your grace.”

“Being a god”

In intentions, it is important to specify precisely:
Who is to be a god? The personality, the Soul, or the entire being?

The Soul may think: if I cannot be a god, maybe I will be a goddess, or maybe another personality of mine will achieve it.

It is better to express it in plural form so that the Soul and entire being release the pattern:
– our being gods (of all genders)

“All genders and types”

The Soul may incarnate in the cosmos/universe where gender differs from Earth.

When working with intentions, it is important to include “all genders”, not only the currently expressed one.

Example:
– being queens, empresses → but what about male incarnations?

Expanding the scope

You can also add:
“and our receiving, promoting, spreading, experiencing such a pattern/patterns”

This allows releasing burdens related not only to oneself, but also to transmitting them to others.

Adding present tense

If intentions are written in past tense, it is worth adding present tense as well:

Parts of the being (past incarnations) may still experience something as “now” in their own timeline.

Example (shortened):
Our addiction and maintaining addictions across our whole being from influences of various groups… along with imposed trances, vibrations, intentions, codings, burdens and patterns…

The phrase “among others”

This phrase significantly expands the scope of healing and release.

Example sentences (regarding a being named Lokesia):

1. Our lack of knowledge how to safely withdraw from a relationship among others with the being Lokesia…
2. Our submission to other beings among others Lokesia, intermediaries, archangels…
3. Our attunement among others to Lokesia, gods and “verifiers”…
4. Our allowing among others Lokesia and other beings to keep us as slaves…
5. Our desire, saying among others to Lokesia “come back to me”…
6. Our resistance preventing liberation from domination held among others by Lokesia/guru/deities…
7. Receiving divine light and freedom through among others Lokesia/guru/deities…

M.S. & S.M.

It is worth reviewing the article:
“Schema in intentions”

Opublikowano: 06/04/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Prayer techniques

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