“If a person remains only on the level of prayer, selfishness and pride can easily sneak into the spirit of prayer and prayer intentions. Even though we say, “Father, Your Will be done,” we, none the less, expect things to be as we want them to be. This is why it can easily happen that a person who prays measures God’s love, mercy and goodness according to what he has received or did not receive, in relation to what he prayed for. In this way, it is possible for an entire life of prayer to remain only a battle between man’s will and God’s Will.”