Prayer should be as natural as breathing and as enjoyable as eating.
Prayer should be as unconscious as our communication with each other.
It should not be the child of need, but should be based on a spiritual fellowship with the Father and with the Master so that our needs are His needs; for we are not our own, we are a part of Him. . . .
So we are laboring together with Him, and what we have considered personal needs are really His needs.
The work that we are doing is His work, so that prayer is not what we have thought it was; but it is a fellowship, a sharing; it is community interest. . . .
Prayer is a visit with our Father.
-- E.W. Kenyon, In His Presence
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