NEVER Have Another “Prayer“ Ignored AGAIN

The discussion centers around the misunderstood nature of prayer, emphasizing that true prayer is a mental declaration rather than a verbal act. The speaker explores the esoteric concept of prayer, explaining that reality materializes through mental alignment rather than spoken words. By aligning one's mental state with desired outcomes, individuals can effectively communicate with the universe. The conversation delves into the mechanics of reality, highlighting that change occurs by altering mental causes rather than physical effects. The speaker underscores the importance of internal belief and emotional alignment, referencing biblical scriptures to support these ideas.

• Prayer is often misunderstood as a verbal request or plea to a deity, but it is fundamentally an esoteric and mental process.
• The traditional view of prayer as speaking or begging to God is misleading; true prayer involves mental alignment and internal declarations.
• The effectiveness of prayer is linked to the mental state and frequency one projects into the universe, not the verbal words spoken.

"Prayer is not verbal. It is not verbal. I'm going to say this again and again until you understand: prayer is not verbal."

• Emphasizes that prayer is not about spoken words but about mental states and frequencies.

"The true nature of prayer is that it is mental."

• Highlights that prayer is about mental alignment and the internal state rather than external expressions.

• Many people pray for things like prosperity or health but do not see results due to a misalignment between their mental state and their verbal prayers.
• The universe responds to the mental frequency one projects, not the words spoken; thus, mental poverty will manifest poverty despite verbal prayers for prosperity.
• Understanding prayer as a mental process can prevent the frustration and confusion of unanswered prayers.

"If your mind is in a mental condition of poverty, then that is what the universe... is going to be projected into the universe."

• Illustrates the disconnect between verbal prayers and mental states, leading to unfulfilled prayers.

"Prayer is a mental declaration, not a verbal declaration."

• Clarifies that prayer is about what is declared in one's mind, not what is verbally expressed.

• Manifestation is misunderstood as changing or bending reality; it is about internal shifts that align with desired outcomes.
• One must be emotionally independent of the outcome to truly manifest; being content with or without the desired outcome allows for easier materialization.
• The process of manifestation involves becoming vibrationally aligned with the desired reality.

"Manifestation is about internally shifting to a degree where you're no longer emotionally dependent upon seeing your reality change."

• Explains that true manifestation requires detachment from the outcome and internal alignment.

"When you're good with it and you're good without it... things materialize much more easier."

• Suggests that detachment from the outcome facilitates the manifestation process.

• Individuals are always mentally declaring themselves to be something, which is a form of continuous prayer.
• Prayer is not an isolated action but a state of being, reflecting the mental activities within oneself.
• Recognizing the constant nature of mental declarations can help individuals align their internal state with their desires.

"You are always mentally declaring yourself to be something."

• Emphasizes the ongoing nature of mental declarations as a form of continuous prayer.

"Prayer is not something that you do; it is being."

• Redefines prayer as a constant state of mental being rather than a separate action.

• Understanding the mechanics of how reality materializes from the mental plane to the physical plane is crucial for effective prayer and manifestation.
• The process of materialization involves aligning mental declarations with the desired physical outcomes.
• Prayer, as a mental declaration, is intertwined with the concept of manifestation and requires an understanding of reality's multi-dimensional nature.

"Prayer is manifestation. Prayer is a mental declaration."

• Links prayer to the process of manifestation, emphasizing its mental nature.

"You need to understand the mechanics of how reality is materialized down from the mental plane down to the physical plane."

• Stresses the importance of comprehending the multi-dimensional aspects of reality to effectively use prayer and manifestation.

• The discussion begins by introducing the Hermetic principles, focusing on the concept of cause and effect across different planes of existence.
• The physical plane is described as our reality, constituting a small fraction (0.35%) of the electromagnetic spectrum, which limits our perception.
• Reality is depicted as an effect rather than a cause, implying that changes in reality require changes in the underlying cause.

"The physical plane is what we call our reality, also known as the third-dimensional realm. It is the aspect of reality that constitutes 0.35% of the entirety of the electromagnetic spectrum."

• This quote highlights the limited scope of our perception, emphasizing that what we see is only a tiny fraction of the entire reality.

"Reality is nothing more than an effect. Most people say, 'Oh, I'm going to get to this by working really, really hard.' That's like saying I'm going to change an effect by changing an effect."

• This illustrates the futility of trying to change reality by focusing solely on physical actions, emphasizing the need to address the underlying causes.

• The mental plane is identified as the cause that produces effects in reality, suggesting that changes in the mind lead to changes in the physical world.
• The ego mistakenly equates action with results, leading to a misunderstanding of how reality is shaped.
• True manifestation requires a shift in mental consciousness rather than mere physical action.

"The mental plane is the mind, and the mental plane is the cause. By the time that you've experienced something in reality, you are experiencing part two out of two out of the entire process."

• This quote underscores the idea that reality is a secondary outcome of mental processes, highlighting the importance of mental alignment.

"The ego equates action to result, so it thinks, 'Oh, when my teeth feel unclean, I brush my teeth.' But that's the thing—doing will never manifest anything. You need to be to manifest."

• This statement challenges the conventional belief that actions directly lead to results, advocating for a focus on mental states to achieve desired outcomes.

• The concept of prayer is redefined as true communication with God, requiring a two-way interaction rather than a one-sided plea.
• God is described as an impersonal energy that responds to mental declarations rather than physical actions.
• Aligning one's mental state with the desired outcome is crucial for effective communication and manifestation.

"True prayer is communication, and once you begin to see it as communication, then you'll come to the understanding that communication requires a back and forth."

• This emphasizes the need for genuine interaction in prayer, moving beyond mere requests to a deeper engagement with the divine.

"God is no respecter of persons because God doesn't necessarily care about how much work you put in. It only responds to the mental declaration, the frequency that you emit."

• This highlights the idea that divine response is based on mental alignment rather than physical effort, challenging traditional views of prayer and divine favor.

• The spiritual plane is briefly touched upon as a realm beyond the ego and physical constraints, emphasizing the importance of letting go and trusting in a higher power.
• The spiritual journey involves recognizing the divine within oneself, transcending external symbols and structures.
• The true essence of spirituality is found in internal consciousness rather than external rituals or symbols.

"Letting go and letting God... you need to step beyond your ego, you need to step beyond the physical vessel which seeks to do everything."

• This quote advocates for surrendering control and trusting in the divine process, moving beyond ego-driven actions.

"You are the dwelling house of God... anything that projects your inherent value of being a manifestation of God onto a building or a chain is the true blasphemy."

• This statement emphasizes the internal nature of divinity, rejecting external symbols as representations of spiritual truth.

• The subconscious mind recognizes symbols and frequencies, often associating them with deeper meanings such as life and death.
• The spiritual journey involves letting go and allowing the subconscious to act without the interference of the conscious mind.

"This is the particular frequency that we live on as a people."

• The quote highlights the idea that people unconsciously operate on a frequency that symbolizes life and death, influencing their actions and beliefs.

• Prayer involves closing one's eyes, symbolizing an inward journey to connect with God, who is believed to reside within.
• The act of shutting eyes during prayer is linked to the concept of detaching from the illusionary realm and seeking the inner dimension where God resides.

"When you shut your eyes, where do you go? You go within because when you want to talk to God, inherently on an unconscious level, you know God is within."

• This quote emphasizes the belief that true communication with God occurs internally, requiring stillness and introspection.

• Religious texts contain esoteric wisdom that is often overlooked due to literal interpretations.
• The level of understanding of religious texts is influenced by one's consciousness and frequency, leading to different interpretations.

"You don't read the Bible; what you read is your level of Consciousness."

• This quote suggests that the interpretation of religious texts is subjective, shaped by individual consciousness and personal frequency.

• The principle of manifestation involves believing that one has already received what they pray for.
• The process of receiving is linked to having a mental and vibrational belief in the desired outcome.

"Whatever you pray for, believe that you have received it, and you will."

• The quote underscores the importance of belief in the manifestation process, suggesting that receiving is contingent upon a strong conviction.

• Faith, derived from the Latin word "fidere," means confidence and conviction, essential for effective prayer and manifestation.
• The analogy of flicking a light switch without doubt illustrates the type of unwavering faith needed for manifestation.

"When you prayed for something and it didn't come through, did you know you were going to get it?"

• This quote challenges the listener to reflect on their level of conviction in their prayers, implying that doubt hinders manifestation.

• Before anything can manifest physically, it must first exist mentally and vibrationally.
• The process of manifestation involves aligning thoughts, beliefs, and emotions with the desired outcome.

"Before anything can exist physically, it first must exist vibrationally."

• This quote explains the foundational principle of manifestation, emphasizing the need for a mental and vibrational precursor to physical reality.

• Manifestation is a continuous process, influenced by one's conditioned expectations and beliefs about reality.
• The practice of studying and internalizing principles like Mark 11:24 is essential for mastering manifestation.

"You've been conditioned to expect to know that you're going to receive a particular type of reality."

• This quote highlights the impact of conditioning on one's ability to manifest desired outcomes, suggesting that expectations shape reality.

• The concept of faith is redefined as a state of knowing and conviction rather than mere trust, which may allow for doubt.
• Emphasis on becoming vibrationally aligned with desires to manifest them into physical reality.
• The internal dialogue, or talking to the God within, is crucial for this alignment and manifestation process.

"It's not about talking to God; it's about talking to the God within by becoming the vibrational alignment of whatever it is you want so it can materialize physically."

• This highlights the internal process of aligning one's energy and beliefs with their desires to achieve manifestation.

• Matthew 6:6 is analyzed, emphasizing the metaphorical interpretation of "going into your room" as entering the mind and "shutting the door" as closing the eyes to external distractions.
• The verse suggests that true communication with God, or the highest consciousness, occurs internally and privately.
• The process involves entering a state of relaxation and knowingness, believing that one's desires are already fulfilled.

"Go into your room, shut the door, and pray to your father who is in the secret place, and your father who is in the secret place shall reward you openly."

• This quote illustrates the idea that true prayer is an internal process, leading to external manifestations.

• Matthew 6:7 warns against repetitive prayers, suggesting that they are ineffective and mock the true essence of prayer.
• True prayer is described as a mental declaration rather than a verbal repetition.
• The subconscious mind responds to emotion rather than repetition, emphasizing the importance of emotional alignment with one's desires.

"When you pray, do not pray like the Heathen do, who use vain repetition because they think they will be heard by their many words."

• This highlights the ineffectiveness of repetitive prayer and the importance of emotional sincerity and conviction.

• The subconscious mind communicates through emotion, not repetition.
• Emotional states directly influence the frequency one emits, affecting the circumstances and conditions they attract.
• Reinforcing negative emotions, like sadness, while praying for positive outcomes can lead to contradictory manifestations.

"How can you pray for prosperity while you're crying tears of sadness? What are you reinforcing into the subconscious mind? Sadness."

• This underscores the importance of aligning emotions with desires to ensure that the subconscious mind supports the intended manifestations.