The Fool and the Simpleton. A Releasing Prayer

God, please open my heart now.

I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having fallen so low in development, for having strayed so far from God.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having lost Divine strength, Divine power, and Divine knowledge.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having limited my knowledge, skills, and possibilities to a tiny fragment, to a tiny part—to what I now know and am able to do.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having once become a fool, a simpleton, a dullard—an intellectually limited being.
I have forgiven myself for treating myself that way, and I have forgiven others for calling me that and treating me that way—as a fool, a dullard, and a person of limited intellect.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for being so unkind to myself.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God in foolishness and misfortune.

I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God in poverty, destitution, misery, and limitation.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God in asceticism and renunciation.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God in wars and battles.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God by becoming dependent on other beings, on other people.
I have forgiven myself for being so unkind to myself.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for having sought myself and the path to God in drugs and in states of unconsciousness.

I have completely renounced low intelligence; I renounce being a fool, a simpleton, and a dullard.
I have completely renounced limiting myself and my Soul; I renounce limiting my abilities and skills.

I have forgiven myself and my Soul for taking on the problems, troubles, and worries of other people—I have forgiven myself for wanting in this way to validate myself and show others how good and how wise I am.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for sitting like a mouse under a broom and being afraid to speak up to superiors and elders.
I have forgiven myself and my Soul for being afraid to reveal my knowledge and my abilities and the light of my heart.

Opublikowano: 04/02/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Suffering of Body and Soul - Transfigurers of Suffering. Liberating Prayers.

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