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St Helen and Jesus in Valetta, Malta 2012
Before anything is said, I have to give credit for this photo to my mother. I simply did some post-processing to help match the mood. I will forever be so severely jealous of this shot. I absolutely adore it.
“The devotion of the greatest is to encounter risk and danger, and play dice for death.”
If you view only one Flickr photo on black today, you should let it be this one.
Genua, Italy. Monumental Cemetery of Staglieno, Tmomba Granara. Dedicated by his only and devoted daughter Eilsa Csudafy (year unknown). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monumental_Cemetery_of_Staglieno
If I am right
If I can be
Constant and faithful
You'll find me
In my devotion
In my devotion
What if you find a fault
Between my purpose and my deeds
And deem me beyond salvation
Judge me to be unworthy
Of your devotion
Of your devotion
If this be obsession deliver me
A passing infatuation deliver me
A feeling lacking in purity deliver me
A test of fidelity deliver me
Deliver me
Deliver me
What if I should find
You're no good for me
What if I cant be strong enough
What if I cant break free
Of my devotion
Of my devotion
Tracy Chapman Devotion
Image and lyrics selected with a little help from the billyllama (thank you b!)
ATN News is the first 24-hour news oriented television channel in Bangladesh. It is a sister concern of ATN Bangla, another popular TV channel.
Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John Mclaughlin /
Love Devotion Surrender
Track listing:
Side one
- "A Love Supreme" (John Coltrane 7:48)
- "Naima" ( John Coltrane 3:09)
- "The Life Divine"(John McLaughlin9:30)
Side two
- "Let Us Go Into the House of the Lord" (traditional 15:45)
- "Meditation"(McLaughlin 2:45)
Personnnel:
Mahavishnu John McLaughlin – guitar, piano
Carlos Santana – guitar
Mahalakshmi Eve McLaughlin – piano
Larry Young (under his Muslim name Khalid Yasin) – piano, organ
Doug Rauch – bass guitar
Jan Hammer – drums, percussion
Billy Cobham – drums, percussion
Don Alias – drums, percussion
Mike Shrieve – drums, percussion
Mingo Lewis – percussion
Armando Peraza – congas, percussion, vocals
album design & cover photo: Ashok
Columbia Records 1973
ex LP-Collection MTP
Cerca al año 1651, cuando reinaba el papado de Inocencio X, en el Perú, el virrey García Sarmiento de Sotomayor y como arzobispo de Lima, Pedro de Villagómez. Los negros angolas se agremiaron y levantaron el local de su cofradía en la zona de Pachacamilla, en las afueras de Lima. En la sede de la cofradía, o pre-cofradía como postula Antonhy de la Cruz, en una de sus paredes de adobes del galpón, un negro esclavo angoleño, bajo inspiración divina, plasmó la imagen de Cristo crucificado. La imagen fue pintada al temple en una pared tosca, cerca de una acequia de regadío, de un acabado imperfecto, además hay que resaltar que el anónimo pintor no tuvo estudios completos de pintura, y que ejecutó la obra por su propia fe e inquebrantable devoción a Cristo.
Semana Santa en La Antigua Guatemala
Galería Fundación Ancalmo
San Salvador, El Salvador
13 marzo - 10 abril, 2015
The bond begins with respect
Well earned praise
For a job well done together
Photo: ©22JUL23 Phil Wahlbrink
Eldon, United States
Camera: FUJIFILM X-T5
Lens: 290.6mm
ISO: 3200
1/1000” f8
"He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion. " - Unknown
Each morning at 4am the golden figure of the Mahamuni Buddha in Mandalay, Burma is carefully washed by a monk. The ceremony ends with the Buddha being fanned with golden fans.
Wari is a holy pilgrimage in Hindus where thousands of people walk together and complete a 300km journey in 20 days. People sing, dance and celebrate this pilgrimage for 20 days. One innovative kind of devotion where people make a human pyramid and one of them climbs up and plays the instrument.
A young Nun at the Mc Cleod Ganj Monastery practises her prostrations in front of the Buddha, of which she must do 108 a day. There are two parts to the prostration, the second is illustrated in the image below.
I greatly admired her mindfulness in her meditation even me with my ostentatious equipment photographing her did not seem to distract her. Peace and acceptance appeared to flow from her.
I felt great respect for her and her sisters.