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There are many questions regarding constant

prayers being unanswered :<br><br>Qu 5 - What is the

philosophy behind prayers ? why some people's prayers are

answered and some get disappointment. Is god Partial

?<br><br>Q. I have been doing Japa for a number of years

without any result, why is it so Swami?<br><br>A. If we

wish to split a large rock, we may have to strike it

with a hammer twenty one times. The final blow that

achieves success is dependent on the twenty unsuccessful

attempts. Although no progress may be perceived until the

final victory, all of our efforts to that point are

essential. Remembrance of Gods Names also may require

repeated attempts, but progress is lost, whether seen or

not, all efforts contribute to success. Complete

surrender and faith in the Lord require constant effort.

Results are not gained by superficial practice. The

effort must be persistent and it must reflect our total

devotion for achieving spiritual liberation. The Smarana (

repetition of the Name) has to be constant. If you rub a bit

of iron on a hard surface, it develops heat. If you

continue to rub it vigorously, it can be made red hot, if

you do so between long intervals, the iron will

become cold and all the effort up till then is a waste.

The work has to be repeated over again. <br><br>Hari

Aum!<br><br>The above is compiled from a book on Sri Sathya Sai

Baba.<br><br>Niveditha.

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