Have you ever wondered why we pray for other people? If God is good, why couldn’t He just give us our desires? And why do we need to even pray in the first place?

In the case of Christianity, why can’t we just approach Jesus who is the One appointed Mediator between God and man?

Further, why approach saints and even angels in the process? Is Jesus’ intercession not enough?

And why the need to even approach mortal men for their prayers? Men of lesser powers than the mentioned saints? Men who are nothing compared to the very Son of God?

I have initially thought of the following:

1. The Law of Vibration and Attraction

Per this law, the collective consciousness of a large group vibrating in unison attracts more
power than a few and weaker consciousness.

2. The Key of Transmutation

Prayer is one powerful tool of transmutation wherein our earthly concerns are lifted up unto the spirit planes where it can find fulfillment. In effect, people praying for us act as fellow TRANSMUTERS to carry out our petitions to greater heights than we could have ever accomplished alone.

This article was written by Jocelyn Soriano at www.itakeoffthemask.com

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