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True prayer means the awakening of the Divine within the human being.

— Peter Deunov Master Peter Deunov Collection (1994)

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No knowledge, no love, no wisdom in the world can be compared to prayer, to a person's communion with the Primary Principle.

Master Peter Deunov Collection (1994)

Appraise the Divine within yourselves - your mind, your heart, your soul and your spirit.

Master Peter Deunov Collection (1994)

To pray means to direct one's mind, heart, soul and spirit towards the Great Source of Life from which we have emerged.

Master Peter Deunov Collection (1994)

The Good Prayer and Psalm 91 used together attain such a great spiritual force that they can even save one's life in death strains.

Whoever prays from the bottom of their heart will invariably receive an answer!

Master Peter Deunov Collection (1994)

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