"Moins il y a de mots mieux c'est pour la prière"
— Martin Luther
Simplified Meaning:
Using fewer words when praying can make your prayers more powerful and sincere. Think of it like this: if you talk to a friend, you don't need to use a lot of words to show you care. Sometimes just saying "I'm here for you" means more than a long speech. For instance, when people write messages of support, they often keep them short but heartfelt, like "Stay strong" or "I believe in you." These short phrases can be very touching because they get straight to the point and come from the heart. In the same way, prayers don’t have to be long to be meaningful. It's more about the genuine feelings and thoughts behind them. So next time you pray, try being brief but honest. This way, your prayer will be more focused and sincere, and you might find it feels more personal and special.
