But We Pray: Do We Really Know to Whom We Are Praying?

We pray daily — reciting scripture, chanting mantras, singing devotional songs — often out of habit, tradition, or comfort. But how many of us have paused to truly understand who or what we’re actually praying to? This book poses a question most of us have never fully examined: do we really know the God we pray to, or are we simply repeating rituals passed down to us?
But We Pray by AiR (Atman In Ravi) challenges common assumptions about prayer and divinity — suggesting that God is not confined to a statue, a saint, or any single religious image, but is instead understood here as a universal power. This book explores how a deeper realization of God can transform prayer from routine repetition into genuine, meaningful communication.
In this book, you’ll explore:

Common assumptions about God, and why they may fall short of deeper spiritual truth
The difference between ritual prayer and truly understanding who we’re praying to
A perspective on God as universal power, rather than a singular image or form**
How realizing God more deeply can make prayer feel more genuine and effective
Where God can truly be “found” — described here as within, rather than only in a temple, mosque, or church
A path toward more meaningful spiritual practice, regardless of religious background

Written in a reflective, accessible style, this book is for readers of any faith tradition who pray regularly but want a deeper understanding of what — or who — that prayer is truly directed toward, as well as spiritual seekers exploring the nature of God beyond religious form.
Get your copy today and discover how to make your prayers truly meaningful.