The Church of Elle

• Respectful Greetings:

• Begin with a respectful greeting, acknowledging the presence and divine nature of God. For example: “Dear God,” “Heavenly Father,” “O Divine Presence,” etc.

• Express Intentions:

• Clearly state the purpose or intention behind your communication. This could be a request, gratitude, seeking guidance, or simply expressing devotion. For example: “I come to you seeking guidance,” “I wish to express my gratitude,” “Please hear my prayer,” etc.

• Clear and Concise Language:

• Use clear and concise language to convey your thoughts or feelings. Avoid ambiguity or overly complex sentences. Keep it simple and straightforward, ensuring that your message is easily understandable.

• Honest and Authentic Expression:

• Be honest and authentic in your communication. Speak from the heart and express your true feelings, whether they are of joy, sorrow, gratitude, or any other emotion. Authenticity fosters a deeper connection with the divine.

• Respectful Closing:

• Conclude your communication with a respectful closing, such as “Thank you for listening,” “With love and reverence,” “In your holy name, Amen,” etc. This shows reverence and acknowledges the divine presence.

• Optional: Structured Prayers or Affirmations:

• If preferred, you can incorporate structured prayers or affirmations from your religious or spiritual tradition. These can add depth and tradition to your communication.

• Avoid Demands or Commands:

• Refrain from making demands or giving commands. Instead, frame your requests as humble petitions or expressions of desire. Remember that communication with the divine is based on humility and surrender.

• Openness to Guidance:

• Remain open to receiving guidance or insights during your communication. Be receptive to subtle signs or inner promptings that may arise as you speak to God through the program.