God Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
u-ne-la-na-hi s-gv-si nv-wa-do-hi-ya-di o-s-da a-yi-li-di ni-ga-di gv-gi-ne-tli-yv-s-di ni-ge-s-sv-na ge-sv-i
The courage to change the things I can,
a-le u-tla-ni-gi-da a-quu-da-na-da-di-s-di a-gi-ne-tli-yv-s-di na gv-gi-ne-tli-yv-s-di ge-sv-i
and the wisdom to know the difference.
a-le a-ga-do-hv-ne-s-di a-quu-nv-da yu-li-s-do-si d-u-da-le-hna-v-i
*Note: Cultural information may vary from clan to clan, location to location, family to family, and from differing opinions and experiences. Information provided here is not 'etched in stone'.
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This is a prayer we all need to learn and remember in any language. :-) Good morning Lisa,
ReplyDeletejust wanted to stop by and thank you for stopping by my place and leaving such encouraging comments. I am sorry that I have not stopped by sooner but I have been trying to cut back on journals a little in order to enjoy this warmer weather. I will definitely look into: "Like Water, Like Chocolate". It is on my list but so are 110 more! LOL Hope you are enjoying the weekend, hope to see you again, ~RC~
My favorite prayer. No matter the language it's one we should all learn.
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How very, very wonderful!! I wish it was a phone entry so that I could hear it too. Oh!
ReplyDelete~Ah, and wisdom is the key isn't it.
Sorry Christina.......can't speak it! Darn it! Wouldn't that be cool.
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