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“Dear God, allow me to surrender to my defenses. The thoughts in my mind and the troubling emotions I go through each day. I know you can’t protect me from judgement dear God, but guide me, so it won’t trouble my natural well-being. Wash away these thoughts of betrayal, and fill them with strength in my heart, and the wisdom to see situations in a bright wonderful light of happiness.”

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