Prayer is time taken out of the linear journey of our days, and it is also our most profound reality. When we pray, we move inward to our God center. Then we move out again. . . to our situation in the world. This movement into the center and out again brings about an act of transformation. This is not to say that we will come out of prayer transfigured, like Jesus on the mountain (though our prayer experience may sometimes be dramatic). Nothing so spectacular! Usually there is a subtle, gentle, almost indiscernible change in our way of being that will carry its healing, changing power out through the layers of our lived experience and infuse the Where of our lives with its Kingdom values. This happens every time we pray, whether we are aware of it or not.
—Excerpted from Inner Compass by Margaret Silf
Prayer gives you inter peace and calmed you down to a special love for Jesus !
So true. I have seen that stability in my daily life. Thank you.
Prayer heals and transforms. Reduces ups and downs, and brings about a stability in our way of proceeding.