Effort first: Strive and then seek God’s aid (“hishtadlut” השתדלות in the original Bible). Don’t treat God as a magician but as a big helper. Thoughts don’t replace actions. Vocal prayers: Speak your wishes aloud (when alone), be concise, and use vivid imagery. Holding a picture when praying is helpful. It’s better to pray in God’s language which, as stated in above in #1, shows God that you are making a genuine effort. Connect with God: Use the service by Holy Land Man, the inventor of the sacred code2GOD, who will translate your prayer into God’s language for you. Sometimes, Holy Land Man, who was born in close proximity to Jesus’ birth place and speaks the same language as Jesus, will also carry a prayer for you. Personal prayers; a sacred connection:  Remember, prayer is a deeply personal connection between you and the divine. It’s not a tool for intervening in someone else’s fate or imposing your will on their life. Respect the sanctity of individual prayers as they reflect personal journeys, desires, and relationships with God. Let your prayers be sincere and unselfish, aligning with the true essence of your faith.