Personally, I pray in the conventional manner. The quran refers to praying as involving standing and prostration, which supports conventional wisdom regarding prayer. Interestingly, the old testament has references to prayer involving prostration. Just want to highlight "small" observations. Regarding sujud in relation to salat session, Quran seems to imply that once one sujud then the salat session for him is completed. And if you are with them and you hold the Salat for them, then let a group from among them stand with you and let them bring their weapons; and when they have prostrated then let them be behind you; and let a group who has not yet Salat come and Salat with you, and let them be wary and let them bring their weapons with them. The rejecters hope that you would neglect your weapons and goods so they can come upon you in one blow. There is no sin upon you if you are impeded by rainfall, or if you are ill, that you place down your weapons. And be wary. God has prepared for the rejecters a humiliating retribution. This is different from sunni in which salat session ends with salam (not with sujud). Another observation Say “Call on God or call on the Almighty; by whichever you call on, to Him are the best names.” And do not be too loud in your Salat, nor too quiet; but seek a path in between. Straightforward command but sunni is usually not aware of this (maybe some are aware but conceal this?) ...and when made aware, they never come back in discussion to confirm so I don't know whether they follow the command or not.

I'm a Muslim who has been lost looking for God my whole life. I fell into Sunni, Shia circles and was getting so confused. I prayed to God for guidance and I believe that he lead me to this path to submit to him only. If anyone wants to know more feel free to message me but I'm looking forward to interacting with you all. The confusion is a good sign and it's embedded in the grand design of things, there is something called the "Law Of Confusion". Confusion only happened to those who think and ponder. Confusion shall act as a catalyst to trigger the action of asking for guidance. And once asked.... then definitely you shall receive. And then you shall realize that God is not far away thus you need to 'seek' Him out. God is always with and within you all this time. You are seeking Him out on the wrong places, looking for Him in the wrong direction, it's not out, it's actually in, seeking in. Also, by nature humans like their own logic, all of us, we fall into a trap sometimes that we have the "truth" and our logic is sound. I have found this to be far away from the truth. I'm glad that you have find your own moment of revelation by yourselves.