Hello everyone welcome to follow him favorites this is where John and I are sharing a single

story to go with each week's lesson. John we're in third-ney five thirteen fourteen fifteen this week, and you've told me you have a story.

Tell me what it is.

In 3rd Nephi, Chapter 13, the Savior teaches the Lord's prayer, and he warns against

vain repetition, says, shut your door, go in secret,

that your father who seeth in secret shall reward the openly.

I just remembered, Hank,

because I was reading this, and we were talking about it,

a funny poem I heard when I was a kid about prayer

because the Lord's concern that people are thinking

that there's this rigid way to pray

when the Lord's saying,

go in your closet.

This is a thing between you and your heavenly father I remember Hank I must have been a deacon when I heard this I looked it up and I found it this morning the prayer of Cyrus Brown you ready the proper way for a man to pray said deacon lemule keys and the only proper attitude is down upon his knees.

No, I should say the way to pray said Reverend Reverend Dr. Wise, is standing straight with

outstretched arms and wrapped and upturned eyes. Oh no no, no, said Elder Slo, such

posture is too proud. A man should pray with eyes fast closed and head contritely bowed. It seems to me his

hand should be austerely clasped in front with both thumbs pointing toward the ground, said Reverend Dr Blunt and then here's Cyrus Brown.

Last year I fell in Hodgkin's well head first said Cyrus Brown with both my

heels is sticking up my head head a pointing down. And I made a prayer right then

and there best prayer I ever said, the preanest prayer I ever prayed, a standing on my head. I like that though I like it. That's the prayer the

one that you mean it. You can talk to the Lord in whatever situation while you're driving, keep your hands on the

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