Pray: Trusting God Beyond Fear

In this Thursday Pray transmission of the Galactic Godcast, Reverend Ryu reflects on an unexpected visit from two church women that sparked a deeper question:

What is the difference between believing in God… and truly trusting God?

Inspired by Chapters 12 and 13 of the Kāraṇḍavyūha Sūtra, this episode explores faith beyond fear, surrender beyond control, and the quiet power of trusting Divine Intelligence even during uncertain times.

A gentle prayer for the nervous system, the soul, and humanity’s remembrance that Source has never abandoned us.

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Transcript

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Blessings. This is the Galactic Godcast, a sacred space to receive messages from the Over Soul, the quantum field, and the living light that we are made of. My name is Cass the Cosmic Being, and this is your divine remembrance. Welcome back. Today is our prayer. I'm excited because I have not done a prayer episode in a while. But that is because I've noticed how prayer is used. And when I create a transmission, I am not creating a prayer from panic or for approval or some form of performance. Prayer is not from the need to save anyone or anything, especially through force. Prayer, what I have seen around me, has been forced. And I intend to pray through remembrance. Now I have to share something that had happened today. I had a very simple moment that actually inspired me to come on here for a prayer segment. A moment that became a teaching. Now I was home in my soft floral jammies, and quite frankly, I was so comfortable. I was wrapped up in my hoodie, still had my pajamas on, taking notes on the cosmic weather. You guys know me. I love checking on solar flares and magnetic fields. And the puppies, they are resting. So I'm just setting the tone for you. Then suddenly there was such a loud knock at my door. And not just one knock, it was knocking. The dogs erupted, barking, and for a moment I thought, who could this be? Considering what I was wearing, my attire was not ready for anyone to come over. I was in the middle of doing one of my favorite hobbies. I opened the door and found two women from a local church. And immediately I could feel it. There's that ding of confirmation. It wasn't evil. There was no bad intentions. But tension. There was tension. It felt like when I opened up that door, they were preparing for conflict before it even existed. The younger woman had asked me a few questions. But the main question that stood out to me is that she had questioned what I thought about the world today, about everything happening. And my answer could not have come more clearly or naturally. God has it taken care of. And my answer absolutely surprised them. I could feel it ripple through the field. Because somewhere along the way, humanity began confusing fear with faith. Humanity began believing that if we did not convince enough people, recruit enough people, correct and control enough people, defend enough positions, that somehow God would fail. But Source does not tremble. God is not pacing the floor in anxiety. God is not human. The infinite does not need human panic to complete divine intelligence. And this brought me deeply into reflecting on chapters twelve and thirteen of the Karandavu Sutra. These chapters reveal the vastness of compassionate presence. And these two beings that came up to me may have had compassion somewhere in their souls, but they were not anticipating compassion back. Now, Avalokitsvara within the Karandavu Sutra emanates endlessly through creation to meet beings where they are. Not through force, not through fear, but through boundless compassion, responding naturally to suffering. And one of the questions, the first question was actually about suffering and pain. And I kept thinking about chapters twelve and thirteen. I kept thinking about how the divine moves toward humanity constantly. And it is not because God is afraid, because God loves. And there is a difference between believing in God and trusting God. And that was the tension I felt. Belief can stay in the mind. Trust. Trust enters the nervous system. Trust softens the jaw. Trust. Trust lets the shoulders lower. Trust allows rest. Trust says, I do not need to control every outcome to know that the divine is present. Fearful belief says if everyone doesn't believe like me, everything falls apart. That's a mindset. But surrendered faith. Surrendered faith, you can feel. Surrendered faith says God was here before me, will remain after me, and moves through all things, whether I understand them or not. And let me clarify: this does not mean we stop helping people. It means we stop trying to replace God with our own fear-driven urgency. There is a sacred difference between witnessing and controlling, between guiding and gripping on to a concept, gripping on to a belief. Maybe humanity is being questioned right now to remember that divine intelligence does not require panic to operate. So today, I pray for softened hearts. I pray for those carrying spiritual fear disguised as certainty. I pray for those who secretly feel exhausted trying to hold the weight of the entire world on their backs. I pray for the nervous systems of humanity to trust again. May we remember that trust is holy. May we remember that compassion does not need coercion. May we remember that source is not absent simply because the world is changing. And may we become people who embody peace so deeply that others remember God simply by standing near us. Universe said so. Amen. Out to the sky and into the sea, so heavenly as it is, was, and forever shall be. And as always, be the light, be the love, be the quantum field, and remember the universe is within you.