PONDER on THIS for Friday, December 26th, 2008 by Pete Koerner in THE BELIEF FORMULA

“Prayer is the key to unlocking the power within each of us. Everyone prays, in one way or another, because everyone thinks. Some part of each of us believes that we can simply ask for what we need and it will be given unto us. If we could simply unite that part of us with the rest of us, we might then be able to find more effective means of prayer. I am not simply suggesting that we will find more elaborate poems and praises, but prayer techniques that actually bring about definitive and rapid results or answers.

This power within us is not imaginary, nor is it unreliable like a car that may or may not start when it is cold outside. This power is always there and is only limited by the amount of energy that you put into it and the amount of belief you possess. I am indeed saying that if you truly believe, and truly understand the mechanism with which you pray, you will better understand the entire process of prayers, and the manifestation of the answers to those prayers. You will also find that you are praying more effectively, realizing tangible results much more quickly and profoundly than ever before, and seeing the miracles of God everywhere you turn. Prayer works in a very real sense.”

Pete Koerner, in “The Belief Formula”

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