Original author prayer · Spiritual Evolution
Words for this moment
Divine Creator, Source of Life and Breath, I lift this body — Your temple — into Your light. Where there is pain, send comfort. Where there is weakness, send strength. Where there is illness, send renewal. Ancestors who endured and overcame, lend me your resilience and courage. Flow through my blood, my bones, my breath, restoring what has been broken, repairing what has been wounded. Spirit of Healing, pour Your balm upon me. Let each cell awaken to vitality. Let every organ return to harmony. Let my body remember its wholeness. I release fear and receive peace. I release despair and receive hope. I release sickness and receive restoration. May this prayer be medicine. May this light be treatment. May my healing be complete — in body, mind, and spirit. Amen. Ashe.
Keith Lawrence Miller · Spiritual Evolution (first edition, December 2025), p. 284. © 2025 Keith Lawrence Miller. Reproduced at the author’s request. Original contemporary prayer; not inherited Lucumí liturgy.
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A moment for reflection
The author’s requests for healing, medicine and treatment are devotional language, not a clinical claim or a substitute for medical care. Continue appropriate care; illness is not a failure of faith.
Context and use
This prayer reproduces Keith Lawrence Miller’s original title and wording from Spiritual Evolution. It belongs to his contemporary cross-traditional devotional framework, not inherited Lucumí liturgy. Declarations express faith and petition, not guaranteed outcomes. The accompanying reflection is site commentary, separate from the author’s words.
Sources & Context
Spiritual Evolution — first edition (December 2025)
Keith Lawrence Miller (Ogun Oní), © 2025. Complete 303-page author-supplied manuscript, ISBN 9798277528389. Selected passages and prayer texts checked directly against this PDF in October 2026; page references use its printed numbering. The author authorized use on this site. His cross-traditional teachings and contemporary prayers are identified as his synthesis, not universal Lucumí doctrine or inherited liturgy. Third-party prayer versions remain excluded pending source and rights review.
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