In Thoughts and Prayers?

The meaning of the phrase, "You're in my thoughts and prayers" said to someone grieving is clear. You are keeping them in your thoughts and including them in your prayers. This phrase has been used to express of concern and caring. Some people object to this saying, citing it is cliché and doesn't feel sincere.

How do you send your thoughts and prayers?

Here's a list of several things you can say instead.
  1. I'm here for you. ...
  2. My favorite memory of your loved one is... ...
  3. I am so sad to hear about your loss. ...
  4. They always told me so much about you. ...
  5. I'm only a phone call away. ...
  6. I'm thinking of you today. ...
  7. I am so sorry. ...
  8. We will miss them so much.

What does it mean to keep someone in your thoughts?

DEFINITIONS1. if someone is in your thoughts, you think about them a lot. This expression is often used for telling someone who is unhappy that you are thinking about them. We want you to know that you're in our thoughts.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.