Letter to God
You do not need beautiful or perfect words here. You may write about joy, fear, anger, guilt, gratitude, longing, or questions—whatever you bring to prayer today.
Writing here does not send anything to Žuvelė. This is your time with God, who is already near and knows what is in your heart.
Write as you would speak in prayer
You may begin with one sentence: “God, today I come to You with...” Then take your time and be honest.
Nothing will be sent over the internet. We will first ask you to confirm that you want to erase the text from this page.
Four simple steps
Prayer is not an exam. There is no single correct length or method; what matters is a real encounter with God.
- 01
Pause
Be still for a moment and notice what you are carrying in your heart.
- 02
Name it
Write what you are grateful for, what you fear, what hurts, or what you are asking for.
- 03
Do not hide
You may tell God even what is difficult to admit to yourself or say to another person.
- 04
Remain in silence
When you finish, do not rush. You may read the letter again and remain in God’s presence.
You do not have to force an immediate answer
Sometimes prayer brings peace or a clearer thought, and sometimes it does not. A feeling or unexpected thought is not by itself proof of an answer from God.
Discern an important decision in the light of the Gospel and the teaching of the Church, considering its fruits and circumstances.
A letter may help you prepare, but it does not replace the sacraments
Writing may help you prepare for a conversation or Confession, but it does not replace the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
You may attend Holy Mass without receiving Holy Communion. A Catholic who is conscious of having committed a grave sin should receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation before receiving Holy Communion.
An interior prompting and a simple insight
Edvardas Gliosas testifies that on July 29, 2017, he received a clear interior prompting to buy the address laiskasdievui.lt, even though he did not yet know what it would be for.
As the page was being created, a simple understanding emerged: the letter did not need to be sent to another person. The writer was already praying in God’s presence, and the button only needed to erase the text. This is Edvardas’s personal testimony of faith, not a claim that every thought a person has is the voice of God.
Read the story of ŽuvelėFrequently asked questions
Is the letter sent to anyone?
No. There is no submission form or recipient. The text remains only on your screen until you erase it or leave the page.
Can Žuvelė read or recover the text?
No. The text never reaches Žuvelė’s server, database, email, logs, cookies, or browser storage.
What does “Entrust it to God and erase it” do?
It opens a confirmation and, only after you confirm, clears the text from this page. It sends nothing over the internet.
Does this letter replace Confession?
No. It may help you reflect or prepare, but it does not replace the Sacrament of Reconciliation.