Let my prayer stand before you like incense; let my uplifted hands be like the evening offering. (Psalm 141:2)
Take a moment to focus on a particular concern you need to bring before God. If you need to confess your sin and offer repentance, you may wish to lay face down on the floor in a posture of humility and contrition. If you need to offer thanks, you may wish to raise your hands high in celebration. If you need to receive grace, you may want to extend an open hand, asking God to fill your palm with grace overflowing.
You may wish to consider your body posture during prayer. Do you sit still in a comfortable chair? Do you kneel beside your bed or another place you have designated as an altar? You may have a kneeler for this purpose. How does your posture communicate to God in a way that transcends your words?
Like the psalmist, let your body and your words guide your prayer.
God Who Is Worthy of Glory and Praise, let me come before you, body, soul, and spirit, bringing to you my entire being as an offering. Amen.