“Prayer does not change God, but it changes him who prays.”
- Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish philosopher, poet, theologian, social critic, and religious author.
To pray is to communicate with the higher power that watches over the world. To pray us to address a prayer to God or any higher power. A prayer comes not from the lips of the person saying it, but comes from the heart, from the soul. It is the purest form of communication that exists in the world. And in the same way, quality and intention of prayers matter the most.
It is your intention when you pray that serves as one of the most critical aspects of the prayer. It is not just a part of the prayer or any other form of worship, but rather it is the spirit of every act of worship.
Spindrift Research is a website which offers research experiment examples to measure the effects of thought and prayer. Their official website spindriftresearch.org explores the agendas that drive prayers and the defense mechanisms in our minds. The site explores the agendas that prevent us from knowing about the various powers that we did not know we have. Visit the website for further information and educate yourself more regarding the same.
