Learn a powerful prayer of thanksgiving – Blog

When we pray at night we usually ask for graces and blessings that are important for our accomplishment, but we can never forget to give thanks for what we already have. Whether listing what makes us happy or even making a prayer of thanks.

A very good way to give thanks is to read a psalm, which has verses that make us reflect and facilitate contact with the Higher Plane. Try doing it for a week and see how you feel.

Prayer of Thanks – Psalm 30

“I will exalt you, Lord, because you have delivered me;
you did not allow them to rejoice
over me my enemies.
Lord my God,
I cried to you and I was healed.
Lord my soul was taken for you
of the abode of the dead;
of those who go down to the grave,
You saved me.
O ye faithful of the Lord,
sing his glory, give thanks
to His Holy Name.
‘Cause your indignation lasts
just a moment,
while his benevolence is for life.
In the afternoon, tears come, but
in the morning, joy returns.
But I said, sure of myself:
“I will never be shaken.”
Lord, it was please that you gave me honor and power,
but when you hid your face
I was terrified.
To you, Lord, I cry,
and I implore the mercy of my God.
“What profit will it be to you?
to take back my life,
of my descent into the grave?
Shall my dust praise you?
Will he proclaim your faithfulness?
Hear me Lord, and have mercy on me;
Lord, come to my help.”
You turned my tears into pleasure,
you took off my robes of penance
and you girded me for joy.
Thus, my soul will praise You without ever being silent.
Lord my God,
I will bless you forever.”

Read this psalm daily, lighting a white candle, so that your message reaches God through Archangel Gabriel and realize that your heart will be filled with grace and joy, and every day you will notice more good things happening to you and those you love.

No matter how bad your situation is, there are always reasons to be thankful. Never forget them as this will keep your attitude positive to overcome future challenges.

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