Prayer is not a ritual, a performance, or a string of religious words. It is communication, not a monosyllabic style.

It is the conversation between a heart that longs and a God who listens. Just as every relationship grows through honest dialogue, your relationship with God deepens through sincere prayer.

When you understand prayer as communication, the pressure to sound “spiritual” disappears. You don’t need fancy language or perfect sentences. You speak, and you listen. You pour out your fears, your hopes, your gratitude, and even your confusion. God is not impressed by eloquence; He is moved by authenticity.

Prayer becomes less about reciting and more about relating with the Lord, your God.