How can I pray in a way that will get my prayers answered?

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    • #333881
      Kelly
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      With the proper intent.

    • #333845

      With Unconditional Love and Knowledge that the prayers are answered!

       

    • #332129
      Malka
      Participant

      I can’t say that all my answered and all my demands are fulfilled, but I can’t complain. I have what I need, I have the knowledge that, what I am learning will come with me out of this world. The errors made are declared, working in their repair and the feeling that I will be able to cope with them is here.  There was a time when I receive intensively notices in my prays, that things will change, that I will have to cross swamp water; so I was prepared when the time come. God gives us advice, is only up to us to listen and believe, but he prepare us for the hard time in the way.

    • #330581
      paula
      Participant

      ” the upper Force doesn’t listen to words”

      “The Creator only reads what’s in our hearts”

      My prayer is that the creator change me so I can perceive like “Him”

      I ask that I may be corrected, so I can alter my inner nature and I can sense the loving nature that the event or circumstance is brought to me.

      For most of my life I have perceived my life and existence through the lens of lack and scarcity. I cultivated and produced a life of lack, thus creating a life of pain constant chasing, isolation and suffering. I had moments of happiness but nothing longlasting.

       

    • #330450
      Marcy
      Participant

      From a position of bestowal.

    • #329809
      Alexandra
      Participant

      By changing the intention of my prayer and shifting it from asking/bribing the Creator to change and ask to be changed myself, instead.

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