Elay Amitay HaleviElite Trading Performance Coach

Miracles already exist everywhere. Prayer makes you bigger vessel to hold them.

29 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by David Ghiyam (uploaded/created by Elay Amitay Halevi) that reframes prayer from a tool to remove pain into a kabbalistic practice of expanding one’s inner vessel to receive divine light and miracles. Ghiyam argues the Creator already offers miracles; prayer’s role is to upgrade the person so they can hold healing and miracles. He uses metaphors—prayer as spiritual weightlifting and expanding a vessel—and ends with a brief mantra: “I pray for transformation within myself. I expand my capacity to hold divine light. I am open, I am ready, and I am a conduit for miracles.”

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Most people pray to change their life, to make it more comfortable, to avoid the pain that they are feeling. This is often how people pray. But kabbalistically, the purpose of prayer is not to push pain away, but is rather to prepare your vessel to be able to hold more of the light of this universe, more of the energy of miracles, and as a result, the pain will go away. The Creator doesn't need convincing. Miracles are already available everywhere. Prayer is how we become a bigger vessel to hold these miracles. You're not praying for the outcome, you pray for the upgrade. When you say, please heal me, what you're really saying is, make me the person who can receive the healing, inspire me and elevate my consciousness to hold the vessel of healing. Prayer is a form of spiritual weightlifting. You're expanding your soul now to hold more of the energy that you seek. Here's a mantra for you. I pray for transformation within myself. I expand my capacity to hold divine light. I am open, I am ready, and I am a conduit for miracles.