"When man hears God’s spirit speak within the human heart, inherent in such an experience is the fact that God simultaneously hears that man’s prayer." 146:2.4 (1638.4)
We often think of prayer as something we do into the silence—a signal sent out, unsure of its destination. But real communion is not a monologue. It’s a mirrored exchange. When you feel the inner whisper of divine guidance—what some call intuition, conscience, or clarity—that very moment is not just you hearing God. It’s also God receiving you.
Prayer is not about volume or words. It's about connection. It exists in the quiet yes, the breath between choices, the pause before a decision. When your spirit aligns to listen, you're not initiating contact—you’re entering a current already flowing. And the beauty is: it listens back.
This mutual listening transforms everything. You’re not alone in your hopes, your doubts, your seeking. You are heard. You are known. And when you listen for God, you're already being answered—because the act of tuning in is proof that the signal is live.
