06/05/2020

Prayers to ask for a miracle

Welcome, dear seeker. I am Amira Asmodea, here to share warm words that touch the soul and guide you gently toward the miraculous. Life often whispers for help beyond our reach, for a blessing that changes our path in unexpected ways. Prayers to ask for miracles are those sacred moments when simple faith opens quietly to vast possibilities.

What do we mean when we ask for a miracle? In my experience and tradition, a miracle isn’t always a thunderous, world-shattering event. It can be a soft shift—an answered prayer, a healed heart, a glimpse of hope where there was none. Many practitioners believe that sincere prayers invite energy from beyond, harmonizing our inner will with something greater. The intention is key: to ask with humility, openness, and a readiness to accept gifts however they may come.

Starting with faith: Prayer to the Lord of Miracles

Here is a prayer used traditionally to connect with the powerful and tender presence known as the Lord of Miracles. Notice how it moves inward, recognizing the divine everywhere—in front of us, behind, above, and even inside us:

Lord of Miracles, in your presence I come to do my prayer.
My faith in You, is present, for you fill everything.
You’re everywhere, so I’ll look for you everywhere.

You’re inside me.
To give me and keep my being, you are before me to guide me,
these behind me to defend myself, you’re under me to hold me
you are above me to bless me, you are by my side to accompany me,
you are always with me to inspire me, to strengthen me,
to work with me.

This prayer beautifully weaves together a powerful spiritual visualization—feeling surrounded, supported, and uplifted by the divine. For many who recite it, this sense of sacred company is what invites the miraculous to surface.

It continues with a tender humility, likening the prayer to a plea of a child or a humble request from someone in need:

Therefore, I come to your presence, Lord of Miracles, to do my prayer.
Make her simple, humble, sincere.
Simple as the plea of the child, humble as the petition of the poor.
Sincerely as the publican’s prayer.

Here I am, Lord of Miracles,
In your presence,
Poor before the rich,
Sick to the doctor,
Weak to the omnipotent,
Sinner in the face of infinite holiness.
I want to prostrate myself,
Reverent to worship you.
I want my thoughts
Everybody be for you.

May for You be all my desires, all my affections, all my will,
all my understanding.

And that my prayer, simple, humble and sincere,
Be Lord for your glory and praise.

I beg you to answer me, plead:
(ask for the desired miracle)
So be it.

Notice the personal nature here: this prayer invites you to speak your heart clearly, stating your own desire for a miracle. Whether it’s healing, guidance, or a breakthrough, this space is yours to name your hope.

How to ask for a miracle with open arms

The essence of asking for a miracle goes beyond the words. It’s that quiet moment when you open your spirit with innocence and trust, inviting the greater forces to align with your true needs. Here is a prayer reflecting that soft but powerful surrender:

Sir,

Now that I am here in your presence, may you grant me a miracle, I ask you,
and I come to you with all my innocence.

With the conviction that your eternal love, supports me and fills me with your essence,
you who for me desire all that is good, work your great love in my conscience.

I thank you for all your livelihood, and in your hands, I put my great dream.
I feel in my being your divine truth, and the miracle I ask with commitment.

Under your grace, Divine Will, and with the good of all the world in mind,
that everything is done in a perfect way, I thank you for always listening to me.

Amen.

When I use or share this prayer, I encourage pausing after it to feel any impressions or intuitive nudges that might come. Sometimes the miracle arrives in a different form than expected—a new door opens, a quiet strength blooms, or healing begins inside before changing the outside.

When challenges feel heavy: a prayer for difficult requests

Sometimes, the need feels profound and the obstacles great. It helps to remember that we’re never truly alone amidst our trials. Long ago, many believed that the divine sends us intermediaries—to bridge the distance between our small selves and infinite grace. Here is a prayer acknowledging that, especially in moments weighted by struggle:

Lord God, when the multitude of sins seems to separate
the humanity of Your beautiful and great presence forever,
Your mercifully sent us Your only Son,
our Lord Jesus Christ; so that with his Passion,
Death and Resurrection we could once again enter Into Your eternal presence.

And with a humble heart, the prayer continues:

We ask this in the name of our only
and absolute intermediary, Jesus Christ our Lord.

This prayer reflects a long tradition that brings hope through compassion and the idea that divine love can heal all walls. It reminds us that asking for a miracle often also means inviting forgiveness, quieting our fears, and embracing a higher vision of healing.

Questions readers often ask about miracles and prayer

Is there a right way to pray for a miracle?
In my experience, the best prayer is one that comes from your heart—honest, simple, and open to whatever answers may unfold. You don’t need special words, just a sincere connection.

How do I know if a miracle is happening?
Sometimes miracles come as clear events; other times as subtle changes in feelings, new opportunities, or quiet peace. I suggest paying attention to shifts around you and inside you, trusting that the divine works in mysterious ways.

Can anyone ask for a miracle?
Absolutely. All who hope and seek with humility and sincerity can call upon these energies or powers beyond themselves. Faith, even if small, or simple trust, can open the door.

Blending prayer with other spiritual practices

Prayers often become even more powerful when combined with thoughtful ritual—burning candles, working with herbs, or drawing sigils that symbolize your intention. For example, lighting a white candle during your prayer can invite purity and clarity, while lavender might encourage peace and healing.

Many who practice encouragement of miracles also use divination tools such as tarot or pendulums to receive guidance alongside their prayers. These help deepen your awareness and confirm your next steps as you wait for change.

Remember, prayer is as much about opening your own spirit as it is about asking the unseen. When you speak with reverence and trust, you invite a gentle alchemy to begin.

Thank you for joining me in this tender exploration of prayer and miracles. If your heart calls for more, I invite you to continue your journey through the mysteries and beauties of ritual, protection, and love right here. Blessings on your path.