Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Does God answer your prayer?


God answers your prayer?

By Serafin Alarcon

"I will act according to thy words: I have given you a wise and understanding heart, so that there has been none like thee before thee, neither after thee shall any arise like unto thee. ?

1 Kings 3.12

Imagine if God said, 'Ask what I shall give you ...

The list of things would be innumerable. But what would have asked you?

When I talk to people about this issue are varied approaches. For example: If you talk to an inmate almost always concern and anguish, framed around the time remaining to meet ... So I was not surprised when I say, 'Pray to the Lord that can get out of here soon ... If you talk to someone who has spent thirty curve and still not married, you may pray for a husband or wife. If you are a law student, because he can pass the bar examination etc ... In short,

many times our prayers are nothing but a reflection of our immediate psychosocial experience.

Well, do not say that this good or bad this year, only I suspect that when our prayers do not transcend and go beyond the immediate, make the practice of praying a desperate and belligerent.

However, is there an ideal way to communicate with the Creator? If there is, and is called prayer of faith.

This is significant because their highest aspiration is not by itself by its content and intent. Solomon, God showed little interest in being eternal and temporal ... Asked for wisdom, wisdom from above. The young King dreamed the dream and God makes an offer unsurpassed: 'Ask what you want ... Ask for wealth and power were out of consideration, your request depicts a simple and humble heart, but yearning for wisdom. In a clear mind and a free spirit of lightness and frivolity at all.

I am convinced that if our prayers every day but to bow to what God knows is best for our lives, improve the quality of these fundamentally. If we understood that Christ sometimes not necessarily expect answers trying to show a higher purpose and sublime.

In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus asked the father rid of things to come ... If possible, we will use other methods and yet ... -Father, thy will be done and not mine - concluded. The silence of the dawn comes ceases when the mob to arrest him.

When we pray and meditate deeply reflect on what is and should be a priority in our lives. Be patient, knowing that Christ is not subject to any whim of the ego. Yes, ask first recognizing that for God nothing is impossible. Pray as if we were talking with someone who actually listens to us. Bare our soul and long for higher things, not temporary ... And finally, to his wise sujetémonos will.

I ask: - Does God answer your prayer?

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