Prayer is our ability to commune and actively partcipate in the events of creation. Religions were constructed at a later time, around the science of prayer, in an effort to regulate the teachings with proposed guidelines and rules regarding how we use our access to creation. The power of a prayer is relative. In our highest levels of mastery, we are invited to look beyond the judgment of the outcome, to the outcome itself. From this perspective, each mode of prayer has its purpose and reason for use.
None is better, worse, stronger or weaker than the others.
Each is simply different. They are tools in our toolbox of life. My intent in identifying the Isaiah material and the fifth mode of prayer is to add another tool to our collection.