Learn to Pray: A Practical Guide to Faith and Inspiration
Prayer covers a lot of territory--it's been known to resolve stress, heal the sick, and offer solace when it is most needed. Yet, for many people prayer is intimidating. For those who yearn to find their way into prayer, Marcus Braybrooke is the perfect guide. Prayer isn't that different from logging onto the Internet, he explains inLearn to Pray. It's a way of connecting. We may not understand how the Web works, and likewise we may not understand to whom we're praying. But by "daring to make the connection we can access a reservoir of energy and understanding that is buried within us." At first glance, this could be taken as a beautifully written and illustrated guidebook on how to get started praying. Braybrooke offer very specific, nondenominational advice on prayer, including where to go, how to sit, how to imagine God, and even how to concentrate on a smile. On a deeper level, this is a more ambitious book--one that will certainly heighten a reader's spiritual understanding of the inner as well as outer world.--Gail Hudson--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.