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There needs to be love in a prayer.
For example, the prayer “God, give me a car” contains no love.
Or the prayer “May my neighbor stop drilling every day.”
Or “May my daughter stop coming home late.”
In every case, it is only your own benefit. Not a drop of love.
That is why your prayers have no POWER.
Love gives them power.
For example, the prayer “May the war end.”
Here, too, there is only your personal benefit.
There is no love.
And certainly not the prayer “May all our enemies perish...”
There is simply no point in praying like that.
There must be love in a prayer.
Christ said that love is Power.
Not the power of love. Love itself is power.
The most powerful force.
So powerful that it can prevail.
Of course, it does not mean that an enemy comes at you with a gun, and you smile at him with “love” and thereby defeat him.
No.
More often, it means that if you are filled with love, nothing will happen to you.
And if you also pray for your enemies to find love, then Evil will disappear altogether.
And you should not simply ask for a car without a reason.
What do you need it for?
To drive to restaurants at night?
Or perhaps to go out into nature with your family? Or perhaps to transport a disabled relative?
There is a difference.
Think ABOUT OTHERS, and then your prayer will be filled with love.
When you think only of yourself, you will be given nothing.
For example, the prayer “God, give me a car” contains no love.
Or the prayer “May my neighbor stop drilling every day.”
Or “May my daughter stop coming home late.”
In every case, it is only your own benefit. Not a drop of love.
That is why your prayers have no POWER.
Love gives them power.
For example, the prayer “May the war end.”
Here, too, there is only your personal benefit.
There is no love.
And certainly not the prayer “May all our enemies perish...”
There is simply no point in praying like that.
There must be love in a prayer.
Christ said that love is Power.
Not the power of love. Love itself is power.
The most powerful force.
So powerful that it can prevail.
Of course, it does not mean that an enemy comes at you with a gun, and you smile at him with “love” and thereby defeat him.
No.
More often, it means that if you are filled with love, nothing will happen to you.
And if you also pray for your enemies to find love, then Evil will disappear altogether.
And you should not simply ask for a car without a reason.
What do you need it for?
To drive to restaurants at night?
Or perhaps to go out into nature with your family? Or perhaps to transport a disabled relative?
There is a difference.
Think ABOUT OTHERS, and then your prayer will be filled with love.
When you think only of yourself, you will be given nothing.
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