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Prayer is the secret of changing the future: a prayer granted implies that something is done in consequence of it which otherwise would not have been done, so man is the spring of action, the directing mind and the one who grants the prayer. The Bible's stories dramatize this technique of prayer.

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They are really dramatizations of the technique of prayer, for prayer is the secret of changing the future
A prayer granted implies that something is done in consequence of the prayer, which otherwise would not have been done
man is the spring of action, the directing mind, and the one who grants the prayer
The Bible reveals the key by which man enters a dimensionally larger world for the purpose of changing the conditions of the lesser world in which he lives
Anyone who prays successfully turns within, and appropriates the state sought
responsibility it seems, is mankind’s invisible nightmare

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A prayer granted implies that something is done in consequence of the prayer which otherwise would not have been done. Therefore, I myself am the spring of action, the directing mind and the one who grants the prayer.
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A prayer granted implies that something is done in consequence of the prayer, which otherwise would not have been done. Therefore, man is the spring of action, the directing mind, and the one who grants the prayer.
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I did nothing to bring it to pass save to give them this technique of prayer.
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this simple formula for changing the future, which was discovered by the ancient teachers and given to us in the Bible, can be proved by all
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If you know who you REALLY are, you can grant it, just as I granted it to George.
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How many people believe that there is, between prayer and its answer, a relation of cause and effect?
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Therefore, the one who prays is the spring of action – the directing mind – and the one who grants the prayer.
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