The Inner Technology of Prayer

Discover an Ancient Spiritual Technology for Generating Compassion and Peace in the World

Is there a forgotten spiritual tool that anyone can use to heal ourselves—and our world? A type of prayer that transcends religion, mysticism, and science? On The Inner Technology of Prayer, Gregg Braden reveals the ability of the ancient Essenes to make miracles through an alignment of body, mind, and feeling, which is the lost "fifth mode" of prayer.

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This session is excerpted from Gregg Braden's 2-CD program The Lost Mode of Prayer.

Ancient secrets of prayer re-discovered

Excellent work and true revaluation on how each of us may transition to true spiritually.

New Way to Understand Prayer

Braden gives us a new way to understand prayer - what it is, and what it can do - and some of the religious and scientific theories that supports this. He’s great at explaining most theories and experiments in their simplest terms.
Braden’s earlier teachings on prayer had an impact on me after hearing it years ago, and internalizing it.
It takes real effort to maximize the lessons in our lives. Even though physics supports his teachings, our regular, ordinary, everyday world currently does not. It takes constant reinforcement to help keep us focused.
Whether you follow the path of Jesus, Allah, Buddha, or the Hindu pantheon; it’s about focused intent using the act of prayer or meditation.
Worth listening to many times to get it; and periodically relisten to keep focused.

Okay...

Thought and emotion equals feelings. That’s what I took out of it. The rest was a lot of hocus pocus for my taste.

Very fascinating

I'm a psychotherapist and a person of prayer. I see this in my experience/work .

What is often missing in prayer

Excellent short discussion on what is often missing in prayer. This is a good introduction and something worth additional study and practice.