View allAll Photos Tagged prayers
Took a walk along the beach in the morning. Saw this guy sitting completely still.
I decided to set up my tripod to take this candid shot. This is a long exposure (almost 8 seconds) and is a true testament to how still this man was sitting.
Deep in morning prayer.
This is a flawed photo for many reasons (focus is a bit off, monks mugging for the camera and so on) but it's the only one I have that shows the scenery of Kham's river valleys well... The little river valley's along that run into the Yangtzee are all like this... a river valley with a dirt road, log and stone houses on either side... prayer flags in the forest beyond.
These guys were showing me the way to the monastery which was WAY up the hill.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
The tallit (Hebrew: Hebrew: טַלִּית), also called tallis (Yiddish, plural taleysm), is a prayer shawl that is worn during the morning Jewish services (the Shacharit prayers) in Judaism, during the Torah service, and on Yom Kippur and other holidays. It has special twined and knotted fringes known as tzitzit attached to its four corners. The tallit is sometimes also referred to as the arba kanfot, meaning "four corners." From Wikipedia, for more information please go to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tallit
This image has started a good bit of conversation with several of my friends. I made the picture because I was fascinated with the layers of white and the blue patterns.
Prayer Times Dubai. Prayer Times NYC for Muslim Prayer Times NYC where Muslims offers 5-time prayers a day. Islamic cultural centre New York City, USA. pbctimes.com/prayertimes/
"Put out the lamp when thou wishest.
I shall know thy darkness and shall love it."
-Rabindranath Tagore
Susan Stouffer (left) and Jane Yin pray over the prayer beads they made May 12 during the United Methodist 2016 General Conference in Portland, Ore. Photo by Maile Bradfield, UMNS.
David and Susan among the many who prayed this morning for Moishe after his re-capping lecture about Heroes of the Faith
S63-08512 (1963) --- Prayer, written in calligraphy, of astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr., pilot of the Mercury-Atlas 9 (MA-9) mission, read during the 17th orbit of Earth in the "Faith 7". Photo credit: NASA
Bhutan is a small country of only 750,000 people and although secular it is mainly Bhuddist so there are many many prayer wheels of every size all over the country. They are beautiful and it was fun to take photos on a slower shutter speed with some spinning and some still. These were up on the mountain half way to the Tiger's Nest Monastery.
Prayer during the 2009 Srebrenica genocide commemoration.
--Photo By Donna Harati, 2009 AP Peace Fellow. Location: Serbia. Partner: Women In Black.
Zambia, Africa
Each time we met with a group of children our students would have a time of prayer with them dividing them into smaller groups.
Check out my travel blog at www.batteredsuitcase.net
Oh dear God, please hear my prayer.
Allow me to keep all my hair.
Please don't allow me to get fat,
as we all know I wouldn't like that.
Keep the wrinkles off my face
and all my skin tight and in the right place.
And dear God, keep my computer up and running,
so I can keep the Flickr pics coming.
God, I know you are busy and have more important things to do,
but thank you for listening and know I love you.
Oh yeah and I pray for world peace and all that other stuff too.
Day 176 of 365.
My computer was sick today. I hope the people at Dell (they charged my $160!) fixed the problem.
And just so you all know, I really am not that shallow, even though it may not appear that way.
Volunteers make prayer beads May 12 during the United Methodist 2016 General Conference in Portland, Ore. Photo by Maile Bradfield, UMNS.