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Create / What is a God Box & how do you use it?

The main idea and concept of a “God Box”, is a place where you can store your written prayers, intentions, & even the future dreams you wish to manifest. You can also ask for help or guidance around a certain situation.

If you have a need / desire you want to surrender, and you believe in something bigger than yourself, Higher Power, God, or Spirit, then getting a God Box is a good idea. You will need an actual container with a lid. It can be a box, a can, or even a jar. It can be plain or decorated, big or small, as long as it has a lid.

Once you have your “container”, you can write out your wishes, intentions, prayers, and desires on a piece of paper as they come up. If you wish, write them out as a letter to God, asking for what you need. This is a powerful act of surrendering, and letting go . It is a ritual of sorts, and you can choose how & when you do it. I use my God box at least 1X or 2X a week. I put almost everything that I need help with, from big things to small. Examples are; work, upcoming events, relationship & family issues or problems and short or long trips . Mainly, I put in my dreams, goals, and desires, asking that God help me to accomplish them, or give me their equivalent. I have seen positive results with 90% of what I put into my God Box.

Once you write out that piece of paper, you can fold it up and put it in the box, saying a prayer, or Thank you. Once that paper is put away and the lid is shut, God / Spirit / Higher Power can take over, and you can relax and let go. Trust that by the very act of doing this you are handing it over, and this opens up energy to let things move. You can use your God Box once a year, to set intentions & goals for the next 12 months, or use it monthly, weekly, or daily. Once the box starts to get filled up, it’s a good idea to clean it out. This helps us to review and see how much help we have received, and how much progress we are making.

There are really no rules around using your God Box, except to do it with good intentions for all the people involved. It’s also a good idea to keep the focus on yourself, and for your self, and to understand God’s will is the best way for everyone. Be as specific as possible, if you have questions, they too can be answered. There’s almost no limit to the help we can receive, if we are willing to ask, write it out , & use a God Box.

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