Goddess Full Moon Prayer

Goddess Full Moon Prayer
By Sky Fowler
Guide me in serenity
as I step into my sovereignty
without judgment,
accepting myself how I am,
perfect in my imperfection.
Guide me as I step into my power,
shedding the self-doubt and negative self-talk
as a reptile sheds its skin.
Guide me as I blossom,
unburden me of the weight
as I step out of the shadows
into the brightness of the full moon.
Guide me to see myself how others see me:
a kind, smart, generous and loving soul.
Guide me through the darkness as I search,
Remind me of my own light,
shining in that darkness.

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