Since I was very young, I remember lying in bed before falling asleep, crossing my hands together on the pillow, and praying to God. I would thank Him for everything I had and also ask for things I hoped for. I always had the sense that someone, somewhere, was listening to me, and that by itself gave me a lot of energy, and was preparing me to fall asleep.
I don’t believe in God simply for the sake of believing. Rather, my faith is deeply connected to the way I perceive the world. I imagine the earth as round, surrounded by an intricate network of invisible lines interwoven in the atmosphere. These lines represent the interconnectedness of everything. If someone takes action—let’s call it Action A—it triggers a response in Line B because the universe operates within a finite space (eventually) where every element is linked. In this sense, one action inevitably influences another.
When you pray, a genuine prayer feels like it comes from your entire being. It’s not just words—it’s an expression of profound desire, emotion, and energy. If your whole self is deeply focused on asking for something, the energy of that prayer becomes powerful. I believe that when this energy bursts forth, it moves into the vastness of the universe and, often, finds its way to the right place at the right time.
I’ve had many moments that felt almost miraculous. There have been times when I truly wanted something to happen, and just a few hours later—bang! It happened. These experiences reinforce my belief in the power of prayer and intention.
However, precision is crucial when you pray or make wishes. The more specific you are, the better. A vague or general prayer might lack the clarity needed to direct its energy. When you pray, try to include as many details as possible. Think about what you want and describe it fully in your mind or words. It’s as though the universe responds more effectively when it knows exactly what you’re asking for.
In Jewish tradition, the Bible and other religious texts contain many pre-written prayers designed for various wishes and needs. These prayers are not only spiritual but also practical—they are crafted with specific details to guide the person praying. For example, there are prayers for health, financial stability, relationships, peace, and more. Each one reflects the intricacies of what someone might need, offering a framework to channel one’s desires with precision and purpose.
These traditional prayers serve as a reminder that humans have always sought connection with something greater, whether to express gratitude or to seek help in life’s challenges. They teach us the importance of focusing our intentions and using our words to shape our hopes into something tangible. By doing so, we align ourselves with the intricate web of energy that binds us all and amplify the power of our wishes. Whether through spontaneous prayer or structured verses, the act of praying is a profound way to interact with the universe and its limitless possibilities.
If you haven’t tried it yet, there’s always a first time to verify something.
