Prayer, its Nature & Technique - Kirpal Singh

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PRAYERO Nanak! the eyes that behold the Lord arequite different from those with which wesee the world. 1GURU ARJANThe truth, in fact, is that God is spirit, and can beworshiped in spirit only. We cannot worship Himwith human hands, and much less in handmadetemples and synagogues. He dwells in the inmostdepths of the human soul. He is the soul of ourvery soul. He is immanent in every form andnot apart from forms. All colors and all patternsalike take their hue and design from Him alone.Whether we believe in Him or not, we actuallylive in Him and have our very being in Him.True prayer, then, is the means to concentratethe wandering w<strong>its</strong> at one center — the centerof the soul — to gather up the spirit currents atthe still-point in the body, between and behindthe eyes. Herein lies all worship, all prayers,all renunciation and all knowledge of here andhereafter. The path to salvation lies in directtouch with the inner Power, rather than to getentangled in this or that thing. “Truth is one,though sages have described it variously,” is awell known Upanishadic saying. Why not thensearch out the Eternal Truth, of which Nanakspeaks:6
PRAYER PRAYER INSTINCTIVE DEFINEDMANTruth was in the beginning of Creation,Truth has been the beginning of each Age,and Truth shall ever remain when all agesand creations pass away.JAP Ji2. <strong>Prayer</strong>: Instinctive in ManPRAYER is instinctive with man and no one cando without prayer at one stage or another,whatever form it may take. The faithful and thefaithless, a Momin and a Kafir, a man of God and aman who has no belief in God, all pray, each oneof course in his own particular way. The need forprayer generally arises when one finds himselfin distress, in calamity, or in the grip of somedevastating disease, or when he desires satisfactionof some unusual physical and spiritual needwhich he cannot otherwise fulfill, or when hewants to combat forces of adversity or darkness.In such circumstances, he feels that by his ownunaided efforts he cannot secure satisfaction of hiswants, and in utter helplessness he seeks strengthin prayer. In everyday life we see a student seekingthe aid of a teacher in the solution of somedifficult problems, a patient in illness that of aphysician, an employee that of his employer andso on. All these are prayers in varying degreesand forms. Again, for the satisfaction of his dailyneeds, a child looks up to his parents, a wife toher husband, etc.7
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PRAYER DEFINEDReferences1. Maru War
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PRAYER DEFINEDContentsIntroduction.
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PRAYER DEFINEDBOOKS by Kirpal Singh
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