I believe that the authority of prayer is
first felt by the realization of what a prayer is all about. Prayer has power
and it forms the sacred cord between us and God. It's a sense of God's assent
in our dominions. People have different thoughts about possibilities that a
prayer beholds. To some of us, prayers stimulate our own belief-cells and by
virtue of positive thought process, we accomplish what we had been praying for.
To some of us, prayers activate positively skewed energy chakras of Nature and
help making us and our wishes in rhythm. To some of us, prayer is an outlet to
communicate our feelings with God, and he blesses us just like a parent would
do. Whether prayer is the astrophysical entity or a soliloquy, I can’t say with
certainty; however, I have realized that a prayer has a lot to do with our own
energy fields and power of belief.
I believe that we experience the stellar power
of God when our wishes start getting fulfilled. We realize that God has been
reaching out for us all along and the realization of establishment of bimodal
dialogue is one of those priceless feelings one never forgets. Apostle Paul wrote
to the people of Ephesus about God's yearning for us in a quite exquisite way "that
we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro and carried about with every
wind of doctrine, by the cunning of people, by their craftiness in deceitful
wiles." In prayer, the essence of our hearts and minds are streamlined to
stir the super conscious and in this effort we also stimulate our own
subconscious mind; the forces, in unison, make the most of the miracles. Prayer
has such transforming power that it is said ‘Courage is fear that has said its
prayers’! And along the same lines it is also said that the function of prayer
is not to persuade God, but rather to change the nature of the person who prays.
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