Prayer is powerful. It affects your energy, your intellect, and your stamina. It gives you a deeper understanding of life’s realities and often humbles you. Prayer is more than words; it’s a potent instrument of action. Whether or not your prayer is “heard,” the act itself reflects your intentions and can shape your behavior.
Communicating Your Intentions
If you pray for good health, you may naturally take steps to support it. If you pray for success in business, it gives you extra momentum. Prayer is essentially communicating your thoughts, either to yourself or a higher force. I use it when someone is sick or struggling—it’s a way of sending energy into the universe. If you are sensitive, you can sometimes feel it.
The Energy of Support
When people pray for me, it lifts my spirits. Prayer energizes and inspires. You can pray for anything: family, goals, or safety. It’s also an act of surrender, giving your body and mind a chance to restore and heal.
A Universal, Simple Practice
Prayer doesn’t have to be formal. It can be a song, a dance, or a quiet thought. It’s a universal practice that encourages positivity, regardless of religion. To create one, just use a few heartfelt lines. I often focus my consciousness on my heart to amplify the energy.
Internal Transformation
Sometimes prayer moves you internally. It fosters gratitude and hope. I start and end my day with simple prayers—for a smooth day or a restful sleep. At its core, prayer is about intention, energy, and connection to yourself and the world.