you can say amen if it feels comfortable for you; I do that on occasion when i feel called to do so; I usually know it's a calling when i say it without even thinking about it; aa Michael is the angel of God that sits next to him so if you feel called to say amen after thanking Michael, that's more than okay

And just because we may pray to angels it doesn't mean we are minimizing God's presence; quite the contrary, we are amplifying it, as even angels are recognized in and throughout all of christianity

I too am christian, but not as a religion but as a belief in (and follower of) christ. I am a spiritual being therefore I associate more with spiritualism

My relationship with my God is one of freedom and understanding that not all 'religions' are correct or incorrect; that we each have the option to worship and pray to our God, gods, goddesses in the way he/she speaks to us; God is not vengeful but loving so it is my belief that so long as I stay true to who I am, in the presence as I believe my God sees me, then I am always honoring Him/Her. God's angels are here to help us; it is God's will so praying unto them is not a sin nor does it diminish God's presence within our hearts, they are his messengers. Saying Amen at the end of every prayer and request to God, the heavens, is not etched in stone and no one will be cast into hell for forgetting (or choosing not) to say amen at the end of each... If you feel you want to say amen, feel free to do so but after you give your thanks to aa Michael

example: thank you, aa Michael, it is done. amen

But... it doesn't need to be or feel complicated, just keep it simple and the prayer will work for your friend and anyone who uses it

Blessings

lori67k wrote:you can say amen if it feels comfortable for you; I do that on occasion when i feel called to do so; I usually know it's a calling when i say it without even thinking about it; aa Michael is the angel of God that sits next to him so if you feel called to say amen after thanking Michael, that's more than okay

And just because we may pray to angels it doesn't mean we are minimizing God's presence; quite the contrary, we are amplifying it, as even angels are recognized in and throughout all of christianity

I too am christian, but not as a religion but as a belief in (and follower of) christ. I am a spiritual being therefore I associate more with spiritualism

My relationship with my God is one of freedom and understanding that not all 'religions' are correct or incorrect; that we each have the option to worship and pray to our God, gods, goddesses in the way he/she speaks to us; God is not vengeful but loving so it is my belief that so long as I stay true to who I am, in the presence as I believe my God sees me, then I am always honoring Him/Her. God's angels are here to help us; it is God's will so praying unto them is not a sin nor does it diminish God's presence within our hearts, they are his messengers. Saying Amen at the end of every prayer and request to God, the heavens, is not etched in stone and no one will be cast into hell for forgetting (or choosing not) to say amen at the end of each... If you feel you want to say amen, feel free to do so but after you give your thanks to aa Michael

example: thank you, aa Michael, it is done. amen

But... it doesn't need to be or feel complicated, just keep it simple and the prayer will work for your friend and anyone who uses it

Blessings

Oh okay. Thank you! Learned something every day.

my pleasure

blessings hon, for a happy brand new year ahead