Calling from Inside

We all know this: the physical inputs to our body are our nose and mouth, wherein air and food enters our body and builds it. Similarly, our five senses are - hearing, smell, touch, sight and taste. But they also help us to build our inner man (soul). Now the output of our inner man are two: our speech and our emotions (just not feelings includes character, knowledge, will etc.); and it is our emotions that also account for our physical expressions.

When we truly call on the Lord, it should be our full being, which means just not talk but our inner man - the most important part of us, should also cry out. When a person dies, we do not address to the body of that person as he but it, because the most important parts of that person his inner man and his spirit have left his body. Your flesh may say many things but what is more important is: what is your inner man saying? Our prayers are answered more on what our inner man says, and not just our flesh.

The fear of the Lord (acknowledging the Lord for who He is) is done with your whole being, not parts of it. We're all not going to be okay with missing body parts, right? So why do we miss of the various inner body parts in our prayers?

Psalms 145:18-19 - The LORD is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth. He will fulfil the desire of them that fear him: he also will hear their cry, and will save them.

[Prayer]

Lord, You have made me a beautiful creation. Holy Spirit, help me in getting my whole being together in my prayer, so that my prayer be answered. I ask this in Jesus' Name, Amen.