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You’re Learning to Trust Your Pace
God Is Not Comparing You
Motherly Prayers
February 08, 2026
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🕊️ The Prayer
Father,
Help me trust the rhythm of my life.
Release me from comparison.
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📖Why This Prayer Matters
Comparison distorts self-perception.
Stay aware and stay prayerful,
Mama Raya.
📖Bible Verse
“The Lord directs the steps.” — Proverbs 16:9
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