[Faith-talk] praying question

[Brandon A. Olivares]

I see both sides. I think people get offended because many people think blindness is something to be healed from. I’ve said before, I just see it as a natural part of my life. You can see, I can’t. Who says one is normal and one is not? We are how we are. It’s like praying for you to have brown hair. My hair color is just how I am.


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Peace,
Brandon

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> On Jan 22, 2015, at 10:05 PM, Christine A. Olivares via Faith-talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> I have been asked a few times, and of course I let them pray for me.I think it takes a lot of boldness to be able to go up to stranger and offer to pray for them. Innoway, I wish I could be like that too because I love to do the same thing and pray for people if I feel led by the Spirit.I guess I never understood why blind people were offended because I think it is a very nice thing for someone to do to do that because they feel better about it. Innoway I understand, but I grew up being prayed for all the time so I guess it is just second nature to me.I never see it as pity, but someone really just wanting to help the other person feel better which is something I always appreciate.usually after they're done praying for me, I offer to pray for them and then both of us are blessed. :-)
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