If we “ask not amiss,”⁴ there are no limits to when, where, or about what we should pray. According to the revelations, we are to “pray always.”⁵ We are to pray, Amulek said, for “those who are around you,”⁶ with the belief that the “fervent prayer of a righteous [people] availeth much.”⁷ Our prayers ought to be vocal when we have the privacy to so offer them.⁸ If that is not practical, they should be carried as silent utterances in our heart.⁹ We sing that prayers are “motion[s] of a hidden fire,”¹⁰ always to be offered, according to the Savior Himself, to God the Eternal Father in the name of His Only Begotten Son.¹¹ – Jeffrey R. Holland, “Motions of a Hidden Fire,” Liahona (CR) May 2024