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maireteresa
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I’m trying to put God first. But I have a busy life, often am dog-tired mornings and evenings when it’s my prayer-time. If I get up, have breakfast and then pray, I think I pray better and longer. On the other hand, if I pray after I get up, my prayer is drowsy, very poorly focused, have to jog myself awake. Is the sacrifice of praying when it is hard, repeating prayers over and over because my mind blanked out or wandered, worth more to God than a wide-awake, well-focussed prayer?
It seems to me that the saints were always fatigued yet spent hours in prayer. To be honest if I am too tired to pray at night, I say a quick thank you for the day, and get to bed.
Should I force myself to pray when I am fatigued?
maireteresa
It seems to me that the saints were always fatigued yet spent hours in prayer. To be honest if I am too tired to pray at night, I say a quick thank you for the day, and get to bed.
Should I force myself to pray when I am fatigued?
maireteresa