I persist in both art and prayer as without I would do what!

Good day my brothers and sisters

This dynamic art above was created through me and has to be one I like best, within this last week.

There`s much when I use the zoom in tool for my imagination to see. Hope you like this too. 

I am fairly sure that the `peace` above is finished, yet an not sure about the one below!

Whats your thoughts! Not that I am asking you to let me know. Just to think!  

THE UNRIVALED POWER OF PRAYER

                "We know not what we should pray for as we ought:

                    but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us

                       with groanings which cannot be uttered."

We realise that we are energised by the Holy Spirit in prayer; we know what it is to pray in the Spirit; but we do not so often realise that the Holy Spirit Himself prays in us prayers which we cannot utter. When we are born again of God and are indwelt by the Spirit of God, He expresses for us the unutterable. 

  "He," the Spirit in you, "maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of God," and God searches your heart not to know what your conscious prayers are, but to find out what is the prayer of the Holy Spirit.

  The Spirit of God needs the nature of the believer as a shrine in which to offer His intercession. "Your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost." When Jesus Christ cleansed the temple, He "would not suffer that any man should carry any vessel through the temple." The Spirit of God will not allow you to use your body for you own convenience. Jesus ruthlessly cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and said- "My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves."

  Have we recognises that our body is the temple of the Holy Ghost? If so, we must be careful to keep it undefiled for Him. We have to remember that our conscious life, though it is only a tiny bit of our personality, is to be regarded by us as a shrine of the Holy Ghost. He will look after the unconscious part that we know nothing of; but we must see that we guard the conscious part for which we are responsible. 

Now, the above is getting into the mystic nature of the universe. Not long ago, and please excuse me if I have related this to you before as it is not for my own edification, some noise awoke me suddenly from my dream. Yet as I was aware I was in the dream praying the Lords prayer, so continued with this. By my bed I have hanging some prayer beads. If it comes into my mind upon awaking, as it did this morning then I do a round of prayers on them. Because of the brain injury I will forget very quickly what I have been dreaming. So I have just now placed a pen and pad by the pillow, so as to be prepared to write ought sensible or silly which comes from a dream! We spend a fair chunk of our lifetime asleep, so it would seem a trifle wasteful to never take heed of using it more profitable. 

 I shall bid you all a good day and night. Be blessed and bless others. Your brother Peter.