How to manifest your Prayers in accord with universal laws without religion

[Winston]

Good video from Kemetic Spiritual Science about the nature of prayer and how you can manifest what you pray for, as long as its in accord with universal law, even if you don't believe in any religion. This does make some sense.



I get this question asked to me often If I no longer pray to Jesus, who do I pray to? from people who are new to Kemetic Science and moving away from Christianity and the dogma. I answer that question from the ancient African paradigm. Is prayer still relevant? Absolutely! But the way we were taught as Christians made it a crapshoot with no way to know how or why a prayer didn't get answered. The African spiritual science of prayer will be immensely more useful and help you to live life in a positive and empowered state of being.

Timestamps
0:00 If I no longer pray to Jesus, who do I pray to?
1:03 It is not your fault!
1:48 Your inner experience was and is real
3:06 What is that supposed to mean?!
3:44 I don't understand it... Yet!
4:03 What are you talking about?
4:28 Praying ritual forgotten?
5:28 Harmony in the "Method" of nature
7:00 I am in training?
7:39 I am Frequency?
7:55 The bible is esoteric?
8:27 Isaac, Jacob, and Esau (Gen.27:1-29)
9:50 I want to know more about prayer! www.beyondthephysical.me
10:18 Universal Law is blind?
10:54 I AM ...
11:47 God is a frequency?
13:12 Your beliefs are a signal to the Universe
13:41 My life is 95% sub-conscious?
14:35 How about manifesting?
15:29 Who am I?
16:47 You're always praying!
18:15 Emotions are your frequency
20:10 Prayer is a way of Life

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[Winston]

In my personal experience, a prayer will often be granted, if the following conditions are met:

1. The request does not involve God having to bend the laws of physics or upsetting the balance of things. If he can, he prefers to do things within the natural order of things and not violate the laws of time and space.
2. The request does not involve asking for something you don't deserve or didn't earn, like a ferrari or a million bucks.
3. The request is something that is wholesome and good for you and beneficial. Something that a good selfless person might ask.
4. The prayer comes from a sincere good heart with a childlike attitude, kind of like Laura Engels in "Little House on the Prairie" is when she prays.

When my prayer has fit all the above, it usually has gotten answered, yes, often by a shifting of circumstances that are too precise to be coincidence, yet allow the prayer to be granted, as if it was customized. I'm sure Neo and MrMan have experienced similarly.

[Winston]

Buddhist teacher and monk in Taiwan explains the proper way to pray to Bodhisattvas and deities that will be effective. His advice is similar to mine. This is in Chinese with English subtitles.





Here he explains why prayers will not always work, because we are meant to work out most of our problems, they are there for a reason, if they could be instantly fixed then that would defeat their purpose. The gods and bodhisattvas know this so they do not answer every prayer. That sort of makes sense.

[Winston]

Check this out. At 18:00 in the video below, Charles Giuliani mentions my arguments about answered prayer and says that they can only be due to coincidence and confirmation bias and goes on an angry rant about it. He sounds very angry and jaded about this topic probably because his mom died after being prayed for, so he doesn't believe anyone's prayers ever get answered except by random chance. What do you think @MrMan and @Lucas88?

https://odysee.com/@truthhertzradio:b/W ... t-Part-2:1

I just wrote him a long reply in the comments section today. See below.

"Charles, I noticed you mentioned me at 18:00 in the video about answered prayers. I'm sorry that your mom died after she was prayed for. But everyone has their own destiny and karma, and fate cannot always be changed. Sometimes the illness comes from higher self too and we may be avatars here for our higher selves. We just can't know. But the thing is, that doesn't mean others haven't received miraculous healings. Some have. Watch the movie "Miracles from Heaven" for instance. It's about an inspiring true story of a terminally ill girl healed by prayer. Also watch the movie "The Cokeville Miracle" which was a true story where the laws of physics were bended and suspended in order to save a class of school children from a bomb. It's a true story and even YouTube has news segments about it. No atheist or skeptic can explain it. Also look up Lourdes, the famous healing pool in France. Many have been healed there, it's well documented. I'm not saying any of this proves religion to be true. Just that there are many things in this reality that we can't explain that cannot be due to coincidence or chance alone.

Finally Charles, even if there is a God that doesn't mean he has to answer everyone's prayers equally. Why do you assume that God should be a cosmic vending machine or genie in a bottle and there to grant all your wishes and prayers? That doesn't make sense. A God would have his own mind and opinions and would not love everyone equally because equality doesn't exist in reality or nature. Do you love or like everyone equally? Of course not. No one does. Equality is just Marxist propaganda. I'm sure you know that. You also could be right that God cannot hear our prayers. For example, can you hear the prayers of the trillions of cells in your body or prevent them all from dying? No of course not. So God could have his limits too, just like we do. No one is perfect, not even God, assuming he exists that is."

"Btw in the book "When Bad Things Happen to Good People" Rabbi Harold Kushner concludes by saying that God probably has his limits and cannot prevent bad things from happening to good people. So we cannot expect too much from him and have to forgive him."

"Part 2: Also Charles, your explanation that coincidence and confirmation bias explain all answered prayers doesn't explain the ones I experienced. A better explanation is TELEPATHY. For instance I told you before that when I was 14, I asked God to find a church for me. The next evening a friend called that I hadn't heard from for 2 years and invited me to his church after I told him I was listening to Christian radio. He didn't even know why he called me that night. It was like something made him. That is an example of TELEPATHY. I'm not saying it means the Christian God is real. It could be that our higher selves or the universe connected us. Or the egregores that governs religion helped me. There are many possibilities, but it's definitely NOT coincidence. Think about it. Don't be that narrow minded. You should be more open minded than that Charles. Come on. There are countless stories like this. For instance there's the classic story where a person is lost in the wilderness but it's not their time to die yet, so the universe helps them. Someone comes to rescue them and doesn't know why they came. They usually say "I wasn't going to go there, but some voice told me to, and now I know why. Thank God." That is a classic case of answered prayer and there are several versions of it. One is in the Florida Everglades too.

I'm sure when you were a Christian, you must have heard stories like that. Haven't you ever had any prayers answered Charles? I'm sure the Christian community and ministers you knew must have known many such cases, some more amazing than the ones I cited. So how can you dismiss them all with one broad brush and call them random chance and confirmation bias? That's the kind of logic that Michael Shermer and CSICOP use, which have an agenda as you know, and they even deny that conspiracies exist. So you shouldn't act like them and put yourself in their camp Charles. You should be way better than that. Think about it. Hope you consider all these points."

"Also some people who are useful to the Christian religion, such as Billy Graham, will receive a lot more answered prayers than the average person. Because he is a key figure in the religion and so is useful to the egregores behind religion, and thus will have more power and sway toward getting his prayers answered. Especially if his fans are all sending him their energy when they praise him and adore him. Anyone on stage will tell you that they get a ton of energy when the audience loves them. It's all about energy."

[MrMan]

I have experienced extremely detailed off-the-wall, sometimes multi-point prayers being answered. So of course I don't agree with that. There is no guarantee that everyone's prayer will be answered. Some people aren't righteous before God, have no relationship with God, cherish wickedness in their hearts and then pray, don't forgive others, and pray without believing that God will answer their prayers.

[Winston]

I have experienced extremely detailed off-the-wall, sometimes multi-point prayers being answered. So of course I don't agree with that. There is no guarantee that everyone's prayer will be answered. Some people aren't righteous before God, have no relationship with God, cherish wickedness in their hearts and then pray, don't forgive others, and pray without believing that God will answer their prayers.

But what I've noticed @MrMan is that if you pray for things aligned with your destiny then you get them most of the time. For example, if Steve Jobs prayed for Apple to be successful it would have come true because he was destined to make it successful. Or if you pray for something simple, like something that will help you to grow and become a better person, then you usually get it. It's not random chance because some of these prayers get answered in detailed ways and sometimes with a sense of poetic humor too.

I'm not saying that answered prayers prove that any religion is true. All I'm saying is there are many things in life and reality that cannot be explained by atheism or conventional science or coincidence or chance or confirmation bias. So those explanations don't suffice. Reality contains tons of mysteries. This is just one of them.

Do you care to share some of your stories of answered prayer @MrMan?