Suffering. A Liberating Prayer

Five times I was convinced in Buddhism, and several times in various other cultures, that suffering is given by God for the salvation of my Soul. I am publishing a fragment that I worked with even before the arrival of knowledge about the causes of my suffering and that of my Soul.
The topic will be continued.

Open, please, O God, at this moment my own heart, Soul, and personality to liberation from suffering, from the will to maintain suffering within myself, from feeding on suffering.

I am grateful to You, O Love, my friend, for having made me and my own Soul free from the belief and conviction that suffering and pain redeem sins and are given by God for the salvation of my soul. I am grateful to God, the creative force of Love, for having made me and my immortal Soul free from all intentions, habits, and needs to experience and create pain, suffering, misfortunes, disasters, and failures.

I am grateful to You, O God of radiant Love, for having made me and my own Soul free from the belief that by suffering and experiencing pain I express God and His energies better and more beneficially. I have forgiven myself and my own Soul for choosing, experiencing, and actualizing suffering and pain meant to completely discourage me from life on Earth, from manifesting in a human body.

I… accept and appreciate that I was born and that I live in order to enjoy a safe, joyful life full of love, warmth, and kindness.
I… have allowed God to free me from the intention of forming relationships with people whom I once harmed, to whom I caused pain and inflicted suffering.
I… have forgiven myself for the fact that, by trying everything in my life, I experienced only defeats and failures, that I went through pain, suffering, and misfortune.
I… no longer need ever again to be born or to live on Earth in order to experience suffering, pain, illness, poverty, misery, and deprivation.

I have accepted that neither I nor my Soul must suffer because I live here on Earth, because my Soul manifests in my earthly physical organism.
I… no longer need ever again to experience or create pain, suffering, misfortune, disasters, and failures for myself or for others.
I have accepted that neither I nor my Soul must suffer while manifesting and living here on Earth.
I have accepted that neither I nor my Soul must attract suffering and pain while manifesting and living here on Earth.
I… and my Soul no longer need ever again to actualize being born and living on Earth in order to experience suffering, pain, illness, poverty, misery, and deprivation.

I… have forgiven myself for all intentions, habits, and needs to form relationships with people whom I once harmed, to whom I caused pain and inflicted suffering.
I… allow those people whom I once harmed, to whom I caused pain and inflicted suffering, to forgive me now for all the evil that came to them through my hand, by my fault and through my cause.
I… and my Soul no longer need to attract to ourselves people whom we once harmed, to whom we caused pain and inflicted suffering.
I… always choose my life experiences to be completely free from experiencing and creating pain, suffering, misfortune, disasters, and failures.
I… allow those people whom I once harmed, to whom I caused pain and inflicted suffering, to forever give up taking revenge on me for all the evil that came to them through my hand, by my fault and through my cause.

I am grateful to God, the creative force of Love, for having made me and my immortal Soul free from all intentions, habits, and needs to be born and to live on Earth in order to experience suffering, pain, illness, poverty, misery, and deprivation.
I… realize that my will is to cease the cycle of further incarnations, the cycle of further embodiment on Earth in the manifested world. I do not need to strive for this through feeding on suffering and pain.

We—both I myself and my own Soul—have renounced experiencing and creating pain, suffering, misfortune, disasters, and failures.
I… realize that my life and the experiences of my own Soul do not have to be a continuous chain of experiencing and creating pain, suffering, misfortune, disasters, and failures.
I… have forgiven all those who encouraged and persuaded me and my Soul to experience and create pain, suffering, misfortune, disasters, and failures. I allow these beings to completely depart from me now, in love and through love.
I… have forgiven myself for my failures, for my wandering, for the fact that both I and my Soul suffered when we tried to experience life in many different ways.

This entry has 5 comments

• s_majda writes (26/03/2009, 11:11):
“Every suffering African, every person who suffers, helps Christ carry the cross”—Pope Benedict XVI taught Africans on Sunday. Let us ask ourselves: for what purpose does Jesus need suffering, when He no longer needs to incarnate? If the Soul of Jesus has already departed matter on the earthly plane, then He does not suffer; if He does not suffer, then why would He need the suffering of others and expect someone to struggle with a cross? What, then, does the call to suffering become?
What, therefore, do popes encourage us to do?
What is the goal of issuing calls that encourage suffering? Is it only so that suffering on Earth does not disappear irrevocably?
What would happen to the human race if it were freed from suffering?
Can the liberation of people from suffering occur not through divine Love but through suffering, hunger, and natural disasters?
Who and for what purpose—having experienced Love, health, happiness, and joy—would choose suffering?
Can one think, can one rejoice that someone supposedly has it better because they have gone further by suffering? Does the one who suffers really have it better?
Who would derive satisfaction from one’s own or another’s suffering? There are such people—and I have seen in drawings that they pair up with individuals dressed in black outfits and equipped with whips. They require specialist examinations. Suffering attracts dark and low energies into a person’s aura or is an effect of those energies. Suffering results from the closure of chakras—primarily the heart chakra—to receiving what the good God gives. When a person closes chakras, their physical counterparts—the endocrine glands—are blocked, diseases begin, and with them come real, not imagined, sufferings of the physical body and the Soul.

• Małgorzata Krata (07/02/2016, 09:17):
On the one hand, information is promoted that “Jesus suffered so that we would not have to suffer,” and on the other hand, that “we ourselves suffer in order to help Jesus carry the cross.” I cannot find logic in these opinions.

• s_majda (12/03/2016, 08:27):
I think God hinted it to me… I was sitting and indulging in self-pity, and it dawned on me that I still hadn’t made any intention work concerning suffering. I don’t know how it happened… Will you believe it? We are still trancers of suffering. (From a received letter.)

• s_majda (01/05/2017, 10:47):
Egyptian ascetics also waged wars with their own bodies, imposed fasts, limited sleep, accepted harsh living conditions, but they never allowed tendencies toward self-destruction to manifest with such force. They openly condemned torturing one’s own body with chains, ropes, and confinement in cages. The ostentation with which Syrian monks exposed themselves to public view was treated in Egypt as evidence of pride pushing the ascetic toward downfall. The spirit of competition in mortification—so characteristic of Theodoret’s heroes—was viewed with great suspicion.Link 

• s_majda (23/03/2018, 10:32):
Agata Pająk. I found another topic for intentions. One does not need to be a Buddhist, nor a Christian, nor any other believer—being Greek, Roman, or American is enough to live in poverty, limitation, and hardship. To despise life and suffering—that is, the more suffering and humiliation, the better for someone.

Opublikowano: 02/02/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Suffering of Body and Soul - Transfigurers of Suffering. Liberating Prayers.

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