How to Pray Properly: The Most Powerful Form of Prayer

True Prayer Is Not a Memorized Text

There is a secret that was hidden from people for a long time: true prayer is not a memorized text. True prayer is a direct, sincere appeal to the Almighty in your own words.

Hundreds of prepared texts were invented and called “prayers.” But no righteous person, including Jesus, prayed by mechanically reciting texts written by others.

What Happens During True Prayer

When a person turns to the Almighty sincerely for the first time, something changes inside.

The dark program that influenced the subconscious begins to break, consciousness begins to clear, and the door opens toward truth and the light of the Almighty.

A sincere personal prayer will protect you from any interference from darkness because you have finally turned to God by your own decision. This choice places you on the side of light. Each time you pray this way, you will feel inner joy, elevated vibrations, and the sense of entering the light of the Almighty.

Many people feel this already in the first seconds: waves of vibration through the body, tears, joy, relief, or a sudden feeling that God is near. Do not be distracted by these sensations. Continue the prayer calmly and sincerely.

The First True Prayer

Even someone who has prayed for years using prepared texts may cry during their first true prayer in their own words. These tears are not weakness. They are release — the feeling that the soul has finally spoken to the Almighty directly.

God does not force people into the light. Each person must make this choice personally, through their own inner action. Therefore, do not look for “correct” words. The only correct prayer is sincere prayer.

How to Begin a True Prayer

• Stay alone for a few minutes.
• Close your eyes and breathe calmly.
• Turn to God honestly and simply.
• Say what you truly feel.
• Ask questions, then remain silent for a moment and listen to what your conscience may whisper to you. The answer may come later through events or situations.
• Thank God for everything.

There are no “correct” words. Speak sincerely — and you may feel the power of true prayer from the first time: a living, direct connection between your soul and the Creator.