I

When praying, you must have a heart that’s quiet before God,

and you must have a sincere heart, a sincere heart.

You are truly fellowshipping and praying with God—

you must not try to wheedle God with nice-sounding words.

Prayer should center upon that which God wishes to achieve now.

Ask God to enlighten and illuminate you more,

bring your actual states and your troubles before Him when you pray,

including the resolution you made before God.

II

Prayer is not about following procedure;

it is about seeking God with a sincere heart.

Ask that God protect your heart, protect your heart,

so that your heart may often be quiet before Him;

that in the environment in which He has placed you,

you would know yourself, despise yourself,

know yourself, despise yourself, and rebel against yourself,

thus allowing you to have a normal relationship with God

and truly become someone who loves God.

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. Concerning the Practice of Prayer