Our part, though, instead of just only praying to God, you know, please, please help with this,

is to become a prayer so we can meditate, visualize our body getting healthy and strong

or visualize somebody that we want to be healed to have

that healing. We co-create that health by doing everything we can to promote healing

daily in ourselves and also visualizing in the person without any doubt.

Welcome to spiritually hungry. Today we're diving into a question that might seem simple. Usually the

most important things sound simple, but they're hard to execute. But this is anything but simple.

And our topic is what is prayer? And of course, it's individual to each person. There's many views on what it is and how to practice it.

Most people think prayer is something you do in a church or a synagogue or in the heat of a crisis.

It could be a whispered play, a last resort, a kind of dealmaking with the divine, the creator.

God, if you fix this, I'll do anything, right?

I'll do anything if, and you fill in the blank.

I've been there.

I remember it was the only time of my life that I resorted to that kind of desperation.

That kind of plea was when our second son, Josh, was born.

And the diagnosis came. And we were going to test again, even though they didn't want to the next

day. We insisted. And I remember that night, I begged God. I said, I will be a saint. I'll do

anything if this is just not the reality. I'm actually

happy that I experienced that because they can relate to people who really do that and they don't

understand why their prayers go unanswered. It's not that they're unanswered. It's that we're not

really understanding them. So. Because, right, at the core of the

topic of prayer, is the question, right, if one believes, as most people do, that there is a force,

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