Many of us go to church, turn to higher powers for help and advice. It is impossible to unequivocally answer the question to which Saint to pray for everything. There are many saints, and each of them can help only in certain areas of life.
It is impossible to unequivocally answer the question to which Saint to pray for everything. It is so accepted in the Christian world that each Saint is responsible for a certain area of life. For example, if you need to resolve the housing issue, you need to contact St. Spyridon of Trimyphus, who is responsible for material well-being. When there are health problems, you can turn to the Mother of God.
Nicholas the Wonderworker, Guardian Angels
Very often they turn to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. We can say about him that he helps to get rid of almost all problems and help in many endeavors. The same applies to St. Sergius of Radonezh. But for healing from mental and physical ailments, it is better to turn to Saint Seraphim of Sarov.
Some in prayers turn to their Guardian Angel, who is able to help in any business. Only for some reason they remember the Angel in a moment of despair, or at the beginning of a certain long stage. In everyday life, a person plunges into a sleepy state and forgets about patrons.
Nicholas the Wonderworker is revered by many parishioners as a Saint who helps in many matters. But not everyone understands how to pray and what to ask for. After all, prayer is a conversation with God or with the Holy One, which must be conducted with an open soul, with a readiness to accept any turn of events.
Types of prayers
There are several types of prayers that can be addressed to the Saints.
The very first level is verbal prayer. It helps to concentrate thought and express your inner aspirations. Most people pray in this way. It is important to note that words can be spoken out in the form of an internal monologue, without being pronounced aloud.
The second level is mental prayer. A person mentally turns to God or the Holy One to ask for something, or to thank.
The third level is figurative prayer. It is used extremely rarely, since the modern world is too attached to words and symbols. A person has forgotten how to think figuratively, therefore, prayer in this way is not available to everyone. But the effect of it is much stronger, since the invisible world perceives images, not words and thoughts.
The fourth level is silent prayer. It is jubilation, joy, love, transferred to God or the Holy One in the name of love. Such prayers are aerobatics. Few can boast that they can get joy simply from the process of life. Moreover, only a few can pray in this way. This kind of prayer carries great energy and can work miracles.
Jesus Christ
Be that as it may, but in the Christian world, the most important Holy One is Jesus Christ. It is to him that you can turn with prayers literally on all occasions. He stands at the top of the church hierarchy, patronizing not only people, but also the Saints.
