Why did all the special worships and prayers fail?


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Mr. Ashok Singhal, the International President of Visva Hindu Parishad, along with many other V.I.Ps. prayed for the health of Sathya Sai Baba, at Puttaparti on 6th April 2011.

Muslims of the towns sang devotional songs praying for revival of Sathya Sai Baba on April 6.
Children--the sinless and women organised a candle-rally praying that Sathya Sai Baba should live long.
Andheri, Mumbai citizens conducted a havan praying Baba's well-being on April 21, 2011.
Devotees of Hariyana conducted a 12 hour havan for the recouping of Baba.

The Central Trust organised 'Maha Mrityunjaya yagnam' (Great Death Conquering Sacrifice) at Puttaparti on April 6.

Colombo devotees organised Maha Vitringeha Yagnam praying for Sai Baba's revival, on April 6.
At the request of Mr. Indulal Shah, their International adviser, all the Sri Sathya Sai Organisations (Overseas) conducted prayers on 16th April 2011 to 18th April 2011, at stiipulated timings.
Baba's Pune devotees made Bhajans and chants on Apr 7.


Blogger's Comments
The failure of all the players proves the futility of prayers. Super-human powers may exist. Many of them may be relevant or irrelevant to humans. Prayers and yagnams (sacrifices) of any religion, cannot propitiate them and get the desired results.

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