Who should we pray to? What should be the subject of our invocations? When should we intercede for others in the strength of the Holy Ghost? Where do our hearts go when devotion is found on bended knees? Why are appeals with closed eyes effective? This short novel answers all those questions and more! The history of praying started out on a scroll with Abraham and his adventure in Gerar, but the subject of prayer found its deepest wells when it was defined by Jesus of Nazareth. The milestones of suffering mingled with oratory can be heard from the voice of the first Hebrew to the sound of the Second Adam: and between those figures have been the pleas of Hannah, the begging of Samuel, the verbal communion of David, and the entreaties of Solomon, just to name a few. This is a trek about how humanity can open the sails of the soul and wish for the day in the presence of the heavenly Father. What is more, this story has images to help you be edified in your journey.