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The Only Little Prayer You Need

The Shortest Route to a Life of Joy, Abundance, and Peace of Mind

Debra Landwehr Engle

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Question 1 of 7
How does the prayer "Please heal my fear-based thoughts" differ from traditional prayers?
  • A. It requires strict religious devotion to the Holy Spirit to be effective.
  • B. It asks for an internal change in the person praying rather than a change in the external environment.
  • C. It specifically targets financial and health problems to provide immediate relief.
  • D. It guarantees immediate, physical solutions to complex life challenges.
Question 2 of 7
What key realization did the author have after the rattling in her car's dashboard seemingly stopped?
  • A. Changing your internal perception can effectively change your external environment.
  • B. Cars naturally fix themselves if you ignore the noise for long enough.
  • C. External problems must be solved first before finding true internal peace.
  • D. Ignoring negative thoughts entirely makes external triggers disappear eventually.
Question 3 of 7
What does the author recommend regarding incorporating the prayer into your daily routine?
  • A. Say it only when you are experiencing a severe crisis or panic attack.
  • B. Set a strict daily timer to say it every hour to ensure maximum effectiveness.
  • C. Be consistent with it, but avoid making it just another scheduled item on your to-do list.
  • D. Wait until you have completely cleared your mind of negative thoughts before saying it.
Question 4 of 7
According to the book, how are the ego and the higher Self contrasted?
  • A. The ego and higher Self must work together equally to solve external problems.
  • B. The higher Self is responsible for ambition, while the ego provides peaceful contentment.
  • C. The ego is naturally peaceful, but external society corrupts it into fear and anxiety.
  • D. The ego is fueled by fear and demands, while the higher Self is calm and rooted in love.
Question 5 of 7
When identifying negative thoughts, why does the author suggest imagining them like a passing parade?
  • A. To distract yourself from how overwhelming and scary the thoughts can be.
  • B. To celebrate the diversity and creativity of your inner monologue.
  • C. To observe and acknowledge the thoughts without judging yourself for having them.
  • D. To quickly identify and memorize which thoughts are worth keeping.
Question 6 of 7
What does the story of Shelley, who faced job loss and health issues, illustrate about the power of the prayer?
  • A. It miraculously solves financial and medical problems if said hourly.
  • B. It frees you from worrying about things you cannot change, allowing you to remain calm amidst chaos.
  • C. It proves that fear-based thoughts are the direct biological cause of physical illnesses.
  • D. It shows that ignoring your problems will eventually force them to resolve themselves.
Question 7 of 7
According to the author, how can this simple, personal prayer contribute to greater global happiness?
  • A. By praying collectively, large groups of people can instantly dismantle systemic corruption and poverty.
  • B. It encourages people to ignore overwhelming global issues and focus exclusively on their own success.
  • C. It provides a universal religious doctrine that unites all different cultures under one specific faith.
  • D. By finding personal peace, you positively influence those around you, creating a ripple effect of kindness and acceptance.

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The Only Little Prayer You Need Summary & Overview

The Only Little Prayer You Need (2014) is a shortcut to living a more peaceful life. It explains how a short and simple prayer can help you relinquish your fears, renew your perspective on life, and free your mind.

Who Should Listen to The Only Little Prayer You Need?

  • Anyone stuck in a swirl of negative thoughts
  • People recovering from a tragic event
  • Stressed-out souls seeking comfort and support

About the Author: Debra Landwehr Engle

Debra Landwehr Engle is the co-founder and facilitator of the online “Tending Your Inner Garden” workshops and a teacher of the online spiritual course A Course in Miracles. She is also the author of the blog “Everyday Miracles,” and speaks regularly at global events about how to live a happier, more fulfilled life.

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