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An altered vintage Hymn and Prayer book. Done with tons of vintage ephemera, prayer cards, millinary, linen, lace, ribbon and mica
blogged at
littlejunkshop.blogspot.com
Heart printed in response to Prayer for Japan letterpress appeal/exhibit...
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Monotype Arabesque (Granjon) Ornaments 219, 310, 311, 312, 314, 315
Buddhism in Thailand is largely of the Theravada school. Nearly 95% of Thai population is Buddhist Temporary ordination is the norm among Thai Buddhists. Most young men traditionally ordain for the term of a single rainy season
This is just a preview of "Filipinitaly" issue #0
I've made the helicopter and steadicam shots and a part of the editing, which was cut to put it here.
The song "Emotional" was made by me, using Jenny's voice. (one of the hosts) Is a prayer, "Our Father", spoken in "Bisaya" language, probably the most spoken language in Philippines after Tagalog, whic is the official one.
I recorded her voice while she was preying and i sampled all the words to make this song: do you like it? I find that language really wonderful!
If you wish to see the whole movie, check it out on YouTube at the following address:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS2C0kGSsSA
Helicopter shots and Steadicam by Steve Gatto
Editor Alessandro Cuppini
Coordinator: Bell Andersen
©2006 Steve Gatto, Bell Andersen, Alessandro Cuppini
A prayer flag is a colorful panel of rectangular cloth, often found strung along mountain ridges and peaks high in the Himalayas. They are used to bless the surrounding countryside and for other purposes. Prayer flags are believed to have originated with Bon, which predated Buddhism in Tibet. In Bon, shamanistic Bonpo used primary-colored plain flags in healing ceremonies. They are unknown in other branches of Buddhism. Traditionally they are woodblock-printed with texts and images.
Pray for a peaceful solution to the greed vs. extremist insanity. Islam is not to blame, true muslim faith is not to blame.
Send your pray to the universe to balance out the insanity, and tip the scales of humanity. We are global citizens that expect a higher level of understanding and outcome.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-qGG2uAjTE
Join me in a prayer.
Thank you.
This prayer station allows you to write a prayer on a star or manger and then pin it to the manger on the wall.
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Each one of these fires signifies a soul that needs to be saved .
please post the name here... and or add a tag, of someone that needs Salvation!!!
so we all can pray for them too !!!
Please pray, then take this photo for yourself or your Church and put names on the fires and Pray for them daily...
for Salvation, Peace Protection , Prosperity, Blessings and a Heart to share .
Goodness and mercy follow them through out there lives and eternity.
Pray that they never ever have to pay for anyone's sin or mistakes , past, present or future, including theirs .
That life as they know it will be changed for the Good of Gods Kingdom.
That they will be saved then one day , save others.
This is from an assignment for the temple, photographing some of the statues and Buddhism related objects for its media library.
Prayer beads are used as a silent measurement tool during services or "homework" which practitioners will take on aside from their daily routine.
While photographing, a breeze released a batch of my intentions for you! Maybe you felt it...
My mom treated me to an amazing prayer flag making workshop up at Idyllwild Arts campus, taught by visiting artist Karen Michele. It was a beautiful July day of creating under the pines...a deer even stopped by for a visit (too bad I missed her)!
The theme was Tibetan inspired with the thought being that the wind will carry the intentions of the writings or imagery on the flags out into the world to benefit all living beings. In Tibetan culture, there are 5 flags, each with its own color/element. The parenthesis are my own wishes/intentions inspired by the element:
BLUE = SPACE (happiness)
WHITE = AIR (silliness)
RED = FIRE (transformation)
GREEN = WATER (compassion/peace)
YELLOW = EARTH (grounded/our roots)
Whole strand about 4 1/2 ft. Panels made with recyled pair of jeans (flag panels) and acrylic, embellished with: embroidery, can lids, glass beads, leaves, material, buttons, wire, scrap metal pieces, post cards, copper wire, metal tags, Sharpie ...
In your light I learn how to love.
In your beauty, how to make poems.
You dance inside my chest,
where no one sees you,
but sometimes I do,
and that sight becomes this art.
~Rumi
My set of writer's prayer beads from story-beads.com/
In accordance with Buddhist beliefs, Prayer Flag is prayer or mantra and many religious symbols written on the clothes of five colors, i.e. white, blue, green, yellow and red; which reflects the main elements in life, i.e. air (wind), sky, water, soil, and fire and is considered to give happiness, longevity, and a blessing. Prayer flag is tied in a long rope and faced at places that are considered important. When the wind blows, the prayer flags look beautifully flying, and it is believed that prayers and mantras written on the flags soared into the sky to reach nirvana.
@ Ladakh, India.
Turkish Muslims perform the prayer ritual (namaz) five times daily, according to the tenets of Islam.
The ezan (call to prayer) summons the faithful to the mosque for prayers. Although it's not required that prayer take place in a mosque, it's felt to be more appropriate and congenial in the sacred space with other Muslims.
The ezan is chanted six times daily. The exact time of the ezan changes from day to day and from place to place, according to longitude and latitude, surnise and sunset.
Here are the names (in Turkish and Arabic) of the calls/prayers and sample times for the ezan in mid-May in Istanbul:
Imsak (Fajr; 03:38 am): two hours before dawn, to awaken the faithful for prayer (pretty much the middle of the night!)
Günes (Tulu; 05:42 am): Dawn, before the sun appears
Ögle (Zuhr; 13:12, 1:12 pm): Midday, when the sun passes the zenith
Ikindi (Asr; 17:07, 5:07 pm): Afternoon, when the shadows cast by objects are equal to their height
Aksam (Maghrib; 20:21, 8:21 pm): Sunset, when the sun has disappeared below the horizon; beginning of a new day in the Islamic calendar
Yatsi (Isha; 22:08, 10:08 pm): When the last light of day has disappeared
Then 5-1/2 hours' sleep before the next call...
You can check the exact times for
An altered vintage Hymn and Prayer book. Done with tons of vintage ephemera, prayer cards, millinary, linen, lace, ribbon and mica
blogged at
littlejunkshop.blogspot.com
Governor Phil Murphy attends mass and prayer for the victims and families of the Sri Lanka attacks at the St. Adalbert's Church in Staten Island on Monday April, 22, 2019. Pearl Gabel/Governor's Office.
Every evening these men would gather on the front lawn in order to conduct their evening prayers. Most nights the man you see in the front here would lead the prayers, but sometimes someone else would do it.
Every other time I've been to Qatar for scoring, they have not prayed outside like this. Instead they pray inside one of the scoring rooms.
An altered vintage Hymn and Prayer book. Done with tons of vintage ephemera, prayer cards, millinary, linen, lace, ribbon and mica
blogged at
littlejunkshop.blogspot.com
My precious Flickr friend Cindy has had to battle
some health problems recently and just before
these she was injured in an automobile accident...
she has had her share of trials and she is still
holding on and looking up... please remember
her in your prayers that she will have a speedy
and complete recovery!!! I know that her spirit
will remain strong even in this difficult time in her
life... thank you all so very much for praying!!! Hugs!!!