“Power of Prayer” explores the multifaceted nature of prayer across religions, its psychological effects, and personal spiritual significance. The book examines prayer's diverse expressions in Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism, highlighting commonalities and unique aspects.
It also delves into the psychological impact of prayer, assessing its potential benefits for mental well-being, stress reduction, and emotional regulation, while distinguishing correlation from causation.
The book posits that prayer, regardless of religious affiliation, can be a tool for personal reflection and connection. It unfolds by first establishing a foundational understanding of prayer, then delving into religious, psychological, and spiritual dimensions with evidence-based research and case studies.
It uniquely addresses the psychological effects of prayer, using research from psychology and neuroscience, and acknowledges the complexities of intercessory prayer, offering practical insights for integrating prayer into one's life.
