People have always prayed for spiritual communion with God. Many forms of prayer have existed for a long time and in many places. The meaning of true prayer is explored in Tim Foley’s “Making It Personal: Your Guide to a More Profound and Rewarding Prayer Life.” Learning its types and life value.
The act of praying to a deity is called prayer–a heartfelt expression of our desires, gratitude, and want to be closer to God. The human spirit asks the Infinite One for help, blessings, and gratitude.
Multiple religions and cultures have different praying methods. In Making It Personal, contemplative and discursive prayer are discussed.
Tim Foley beautifully illustrates that prayer’s ultimate goal is to always be in God’s Presence, see His glory, and live in His Love. Be one with the Divine. This goal follows Jesus’ teachings. Develop a relationship with God through private, humble prayer. We pray by asking, seeking, and knocking because God has offered His Love.
Word-based prayer began when humans spoke. Early people prayed for fear of not following God’s command and spiritual blessings. Religious leaders helped people pray as societies grew. In the second century, prayers linked souls to the Infinite. These prayers show God as a caring Father who hugs His children. They showed the soul’s desire for God and ‘Holy Love’.
History shows that prayer has evolved to meet human needs and hopes. In “Making It Personal: Your Guide to a More Profound and Rewarding Prayer Life.” by Tim Foley, We are encouraged to pray and connect with the Divine as did Jesus of Nazareth, his early followers, and saints and mystic down through the ages. Our desire for spiritual connection is expressed in only a precious few prayers. If you want to know about true prayer, get your book today from Amazon and the official website.