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STOP “ASKING” GOD — The PRAYER SHIFT Jesus Lived (Recognition, Silence, Grace) | Joel S. Goldsmith

STOP “ASKING” GOD — The PRAYER SHIFT Jesus Lived (Recognition, Silence, Grace) | Joel S. Goldsmith Most of the world prays… yet very few have been shown what prayer actually is. In this teaching inspired by Joel S. Goldsmith, we confront a subtle mistake hidden inside “religious” prayer: asking assumes absence. When we ask God for peace, supply, healing, or protection, we unknowingly confess that these are not already present—yet scripture insists God is omnipresent, and Christ declares, “My peace I give unto you.” This message invites you into a radical spiritual discovery: true prayer is not communication. God does not need reports, persuasion, or repetition. The Father is not a distant listener deciding whether you deserve an answer. The Kingdom is not reached by effort, begging, or even refined metaphysical techniques. It is recognized. You’ll hear why prayer often becomes exhausting the more we try: the more we plead for outcomes, the more anxious we become about results. And that anxiety is the evidence that prayer has been aimed outward—toward change—rather than inward—toward recognition. Jesus did not pray to “get” power. He lived from a consciousness of unbroken unity: “I and the Father are one.” Even at Lazarus’ tomb, he did not beg—he gave thanks, revealing the divine order: recognition first, appearance later. This is where prayer as the world knows it must gently fall away. Not because prayer is discarded, but because it is fulfilled. When asking ends, stillness begins. And stillness is not a technique—it is the natural atmosphere where resistance dissolves and truth is felt as peace without explanation. In that silence, problems aren’t fought… they are outgrown, the way darkness vanishes when light appears. If you’ve prayed sincerely for years yet still feel the same underlying struggle, this may be the turning point: prayer is not something you do to God. It is what happens in you when the personal will yields to the divine fact of Being. As Joel S. Goldsmith taught, grace is not earned, activated, or increased—grace is recognized. And when recognition becomes stable, life itself becomes prayer: quiet, governed, sustained… complete. Listen until the end for the most liberating line of all: Prayer ends not because it failed—because it succeeded. 30 Keywords (comma-separated — includes “Joel S. Goldsmith”) Joel S. Goldsmith, The Infinite Way, true prayer, prayer as recognition, stop asking God, silence and stillness, spiritual awakening, grace revealed, prayer without words, Christian mysticism, Jesus prayer teaching, my peace I give unto you, kingdom of God within, omnipresence of God, spiritual healing, consciousness and prayer, nonduality Christianity, contemplation, meditation and prayer, yielding to God, surrender not striving, take no thought, prayer ends grace appears, spiritual realization, presence of God, faith as recognition, rest in God, effective prayer, spiritual growth, inner peace 30 Hashtags (comma-separated — includes Joel S. Goldsmith) #JoelSGoldsmith, #TheInfiniteWay, #TruePrayer, #Prayer, #Grace, #Stillness, #Silence, #SpiritualAwakening, #ChristianMysticism, #MysticChristianity, #JesusTeachings, #InnerPeace, #PresenceOfGod, #KingdomWithin, #Nonduality, #Contemplation, #Meditation, #SpiritualHealing, #Faith, #Surrender, #LetGo, #TakeNoThought, #PrayerWithoutWords, #DivinePresence, #GraceNotLaw, #SpiritualTruth, #Awareness, #RestInGod, #ChristConsciousness, #PeaceOfGod