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THANKSGIVING PRAYER

 

"We come, O Lord, these Autumn days,

With hymns of gratitude and praise.

Harvest of gold the plains adorn,

Rich fruits roll forth from Plenty’s horn;

Thou givest treasures from the rocks;

The little hills are clothed with flocks;

The seas are with their burden white,

And new Thy mercies day and night.

 

For changing seasons as they go,

For Autumn leaf, for Winter’s snow,

For the green verdure of the Spring,

For life in plant and life on wing,

For Summer with its ripening heat,

For hopes the rounded years complete,

For morn and noon, for night and day,

For light that marks our heavenward way;

 

For all the blessings of Thy hand,

For freedom in fair freedom’s land,

Pursuits of thrift that bring us wealth,

For schools and churches, peace and health,

For commerce, yielding up her stores,

Brought for man’s use from distant shores;

For countless gifts, O Lord, we raise

Our hymns of gratitude and praise.

 

Thou settest man in families,

And all his wants the earth supplies;

Of children, be they far or near,

Of children’s children gathered here,

We thank Thee for Thy gracious care,

And lift for them the secret prayer,

As clustered round each social board

We eat and drink, and praise the Lord."

written by J. E. RANKIN

 

Wishing you all a blessed Thanksgiving.

God Bless and thanks for

stopping by,

hugs, Chris

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Narinda Christian Cemetery

Dhaka, Bangladesh

 

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Tibetan prayer flags at the Bodhnath Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal

I am one who believes in the collective power of prayers. I believe the Angels walk with us and hear our words. Some of you may remember me posting a picture of Tiger, my neighbor's cat, who likes to hang out in my pasture tree. He was a sweet, shy, loving kitty with a wonderful sense of humor. Today, another neighbor's dogs killed little Tiger. He was just shy of his first birthday. It was an ugly thing that happened and Evan and I had to get his body from the dogs. We buried him in our pasture. I am asking you to not only say prayers for Tiger, but, my main request is for the little girl who was Tiger's person. Almost two years ago this little girl lost her dad in a car accident. She is a shy girl who doesn't speak much since her dad's death. Last Christmas, her mother got her a kitten, Tiger. This little girl has lost a lot in her life and this is no exception. I have spoken with the owner of the dogs. His answer was that the cat came on his property. I understand that, however these dogs have killed other animals on their property. They hunt them as a pack. Don't get me wrong, they are sweet dogs doing what dogs can do. However, you can train them what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior. I did point out to the owner that if you curb such pack mentality in your own backyard, if they were to ever get out, they won't cost you liability. Sometimes legal terminology can go a long way. I have yet to speak to the mother of this little girl because they are out celebrating trick or treats. I really don't have the heart to ruin that. I will speak to mom, privately, in the morn. I assure you we gave Tiger a proper burial. I sang the songs from our tribe and asked St. Francis to embrace him on the other side. Please pray that the Angels are there for this little girl, with all their strength and love right now. She will need it. I will never forget what happened to him, but most, I won't ever forget the sweet little guy with the wonderful sense of humor. I will miss him deeply myself. Thank you for any and all prayer for him and for his little girl.

A Prayer of Thanksgiving

Photo captured by me and then added some quotes.

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Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens

NY

this was taken at the Monserrat Monestary in Spain this last May-they have a beautiful area inside a cave, where they have their prayer candles-we lit candles here as well to say prayers for loved ones-but looking at this image today if I were there I would light them for all those affected by the Tsunami-it's so sad and devastating-my heart goes out to those affected and many prayers are being sent your way...

© 2018 Mike McCall

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21st Annual Open-water Baptism

Neptune Park

St. Simons Island, Glynn County, Georgia USA

l have a beautiful 17 year old cousin that has been diagnosed with Luekemia and this post is for Veda that God will place His healing Hand upon her and bring her through!!!! Thank you for agreeing with me in prayer!!! Hugs!!!

exhibited in Break the circle 2 (an international exhibition by IUTPS)

Beer tent musicians at Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival, Norfolk, 2016 [52.603476, 1.726348]

Norbertines 900 exhibition in Hungarian National Museum

Un moulin à prières (mani chuskor ou mani 'khor lo en tibétain) est un objet cultuel utilisé par les Tibétains pratiquant le bouddhisme.

 

Le moulin à prières traditionnel est constitué d'un cylindre rempli de feuilles sur lesquelles sont écrits ou imprimés des mantras (formules incantatoires), et qui peut tourner librement autour d'un axe. Selon les croyances associées à ces moulins, les mettre en mouvement « active » le pouvoir du mantra et confère protection et acquisition de mérites (sanskrit: puṇya).

 

Le moulin à prières est habituellement de taille relativement petite, et on peut le prendre dans la main. Toutefois, il existe de grands moulins, fixés à un mur ou alignés dans une armature. De tels moulins sont mis en mouvement l'un après l'autre par les fidèles qui passent à côté d'eux. On fait tourner les moulins avec sa main droite. Et le moulin doit être tourné dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre, afin que le mantra soit lu dans le sens où il a été écrit.

 

D'après diapositive.

     

Prayers hanging outside of Meiji shrine.

Myanmar, Kyaiktiyo Pagoda (Golden Rock)

© Stefano Guadagni 2014

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Prayer Flags are left up until the flag has worn away and the prayer taken away by the wind.

I'll fully admit that this was a favourite spot for pictures in this Hasidic area of Brooklyn :)

 

in Jiuzhaigou National Park

Prayer wheels at Swayambhunath, the Buddhist temple in Kathmandu. The inscriptions on the wheel speak the great Buddhist mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum", which translates into "Oh jewel in the heart of the lotus". This is the mantra of the Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of compassion (of which the Dalai Lama is an incarnation).

 

The meaning of the prayer is complex, and I will share the current (14th) Dalai Lama's interpretation of the mantra:

 

"It is very good to recite the mantra Om mani padme hum, but while you are doing it, you should be thinking on its meaning, for the meaning of the six syllables is great and vast... The first, Om symbolises the practitioner's impure body, speech, and mind; it also symbolises the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha.

 

"The path is indicated by the next four syllables. Mani, meaning jewel, symbolises the factors of method: (the) altruistic intention to become enlightened, compassion, and love.

 

"The two syllables, padme, meaning lotus, symbolise wisdom

 

"Purity must be achieved by an indivisible unity of method and wisdom, symbolised by the final syllable hum, which indicates indivisibility.

 

"Thus the six syllables, om mani padme hum, mean that in dependence on the practice of a path which is an indivisible union of method and wisdom, you can transform your impure body, speech, and mind into the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha."

 

old prayer book from 1799 years

Photo create with Mirrored for iPhone & iPad

found in the underground

The Asr prayer in a mosque

Shrine

Bernal, Mexico

2003

 

Copyright © 2003 David Pohl

HOP | House of Pingting Archives

As Wind carries our prayers for Earth and All Life, may respect and love light our way.

May our hearts be filled with compassion for others and for ourselves.

May peace increase on Earth.

May it begin with me.

- Tibetan Wind Horse Prayer

02-03/2015-Monlam Prayer Festival - Capodanno Tibetano via 500px ift.tt/1QSDoeA

Garden elf, in color with blurred background and looking at the sky.

Evening prayer of river Ganges

Hope of Rainbows after the Storms of Destruction

My heart is crying after watching the news footage tonight of the Earthquake and horrifying Tsunami in north Japan March 10, 2011.... it is hard to wrap my mind and heart around the pain and suffering of thousands of people as homes and vehicles, boats and business are torn to shreds and carried across the farmlands of NE Japan, in many cases actually burning as they float. An 8.9 magnitude earthquake is one of the 5 most powerful quakes in recorded history, and shook buildings and took out power 230 miles away in Tokyo, causing some fires there as well. More waves will follow the first, making rescues difficult or impossible until they calm down.

 

Hawaii was under a tsunami warning... uncertain how much will hit the Islands but estimated time of arrival would be at 3 am, while on the Oregon Coast and around the mouth of the Columbia we are under a Tsunami watch, for around 7:30 am... may only be a small surge by then, but very hard to tell.

 

My prayers and tears go out to the people of Japan and surrounding area as the destruction spreads and people work on survival and recovery.... (UPDATE IN COMMENTS)

link to an Asian blog blogs.aljazeera.net/live/asia/live-blog-japan-earthquake

 

story on the nuclear concerns www.huffingtonpost.com/karl-grossman/japan-nuclear-fukush...

 

related volcanic activity www.theweatherspace.com/news/TWS-3_11_2011_threevolcano.html

 

a you tube video taken on the bluff near Crescent City filming the wave coming in against the cliffs www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3AFnbkLmiI

  

the day this photo was taken was a day of memories... as my mom had passed away on November 7, 2003

Nepal, our prayers are with you...

One of my entries for the Photography competition in Holy Trinity Church.

Used a bare manual flash.... And how do i say that the flash was placed in front of the subject and on the right side, that can sound "storbist"? :P

In case you cant decipher my writing: "More tears are shed over answered prayers than unanswered ones." - Teresa of Avila

 

Yay made it to the explore =)

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