Just about everyone who's been a Christian, or a 'spiritual' person,' for almost any period of time can have encountered the habit where prayers are scarce. They have promised to pray for someone - indeed how many times will we promise to pray and do not? - and haven't followed through for the promise. Only God plus they know.



Convenience--Ideally you'd probably possess a space at home specialized in prayer. If however, it doesn't work for you, and then make sure that you may get for a sacred space in 5 minutes or less. Most people will fail to use theirs consistently when it takes them more than a few minutes to go to it. The exception would have been a place that is along a route you commute regularly. For example, I use to use a hospital chapel regularly that's most way between home and work.



2. Hanging on top of the past - Have you ever held onto a relationship too long? Even if the relationship is finished, are you still clinging for it or even comparing new people in your life towards the former one? We get rooted, or stuck, into this pattern and there is no heart space for an individual not used to come in until we release yesteryear. If you're not convinced that you need to let go of old ties, take into account the story Clytie and Apollo. Clytie would be a water-nymph who loved the sun God Apollo wonderful her heart. But Apollo didn't love her; he loved Daphne. Clytie wouldn't normally let go of her fascination with Apollo. So she pined away for nine days sitting throughout the day about the cold ground without food or drink while her tears saturated the Earth. Clytie would stare at sunshine and follow Apollo, when he rose so when he passed through his daily course. She saw nothing but Apollo with your ex face turning constantly to follow sunlight's movements. Finally, her limbs rooted in the ground and her face become a sunflower. To this very day, the sunflower turns on its stem to face the sun's rays throughout its daily course. Why? Because it retains the impression in the nymph it originated. Take heed from Clytie and get rooted to a well used relationship as well as to someone that doesn't need the capability to adore you back. Plant a fresh seed within your consciousness,  [[http://www.xinnos.com/index.php?mid=board_pWNl13&document_srl=1338467|www.xinnos.com]] release yesteryear with love, thank it to the gifts given as well as the lessons learned. Bess the past and go forward.



2. Accept Jesus: The next stage of the growth is to accept Jesus Christ because your personal savior and Lord. Invite him with your personal mouth in the future and take lordship over your daily life (say this invitation either loudly or silently). Willfully surrender to him the permission to look at full authority over your lifetime.



Each chapter closes having a compelling prayer which models the lessons taught through the entire chapter. These prayers can be individualized, paraphrased, or effectively used in the non-public prayer life of the reader. Thought provoking classical quotes and meaningful gems from recognized Christian [[http://Www.Renewableenergyworld.com/_search?q=leaders|leaders]] are included through the text. A helpful list of Verses on Prayer is included in the appendix.