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I ended at a small Hawaiian Prayer. A circle of Hawaiian performers gathered hands around this small child and sang the most beautiful song. I couldnt understand it at all (all in hawaiian) but it defiantly made you feel like you were one with the nature. The little boy just bobbed his body, dancing to the prayer and tried to figure out what was going on.
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This is a small mosque located near the "Karachi 50km" milestone on super highway between Hyderabad and Karachi in Sindh, Pakistan. The mosque seems to be deserted as I found there no water and prayer rugs.
We saw many Buddhist prayer flags hanging in the trees on our hike, but also some fallen ones, too.
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The prayer baton exchange between Southampton and Portsmouth on Sunday 15th July.
Iain Anderson, far left, representing Southampton Churches, passing the Baton to The Church of England's Bishop of Portsmouth, the Rt Rev Christopher Foster, far right.
Lighting info: 3 strobes; 2 tightly gridded on left for face and hands, small softbox on right. Processed in Photoshop with a few different blurred layers (one in linear light and another in screen) for the glowing high-key soft focus effect & then converted to b&w/sepia.
You saw me standing by the wall,
Corner of a main street
And the lights are flashing on your window sill
All alone ain't much fun,
So you're looking for the thrill
And you know just what it takes and where to go
Feel the breeze deep on the inside,
Look you down into your well
If you can, you'll see the world in all his fire
Take a chance
(Like all dreamers can't find another way)
You don't have to dream it all, just live a day
Don't say a prayer for me now,
Save it 'til the morning after...
...Pretty looking road,
Try to hold the rising floods that fill my skin
Don't ask me why I'll keep my promise,
Melt the ice
And you wanted to dance so I asked you to dance
But fear is in your soul...
Prayer in the morning, perhaps to let God help her to lots of customers. Ratchaprarop Road, Bangkok.
Lovely quote from Lonely Planet: "Bhutan is a world that you had only hoped existed. Prayer flags flutter in the breeze and men dresses in a traditional Gho and Argyle socks stroll past yellow-roofed shrines."
Taken at Jama Masjid in Srinagar (Kashmir), in June 2009.
While visiting Jama Masjid (the Main Mosque) we met a very nice old man who explained us some things about the Muslim religion and invited us to see their afternoon prayer. He said I could take some pictures, which I tried to do without disturbing them (it turned out not to be easy, since the shutter sounded really loud amidst the silence!). We also met a young guy who was really interested in talking to me about the history of Al-Andalus. I think he knew more than me about that topic!
Muslims constitute the biggest religious minority in India - around 20% of the population. Islam is the second religion in India after Hinduism.
Mala prayer beads from Nepal are inlaid with turquoise and coral. In this bracelet, I use more turquoise, coral, copper and leather to compliment the rich red mala beads.
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Minolta XD7, Tamron 70-210, Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 ; This is some small and grey version of the prayer mantice as far as I can tell. I saw at my favorite neigborhood playground.
This is a prayer box necklace a dear friend made, and gave to me. Inside is a stone that one of the autistic children she used to work with, gave her. She can no longer work with them, due to developing RSD from an injury she recieved when one of the children slammed her hand in the door. Working with those kids was her life, and it is tearing her apart inside to not be able to do so any longer. She is talking about doing volunteer work with them, even though another similar injury is very likely. Every day I say a prayer for her, that the doctors will find something to ease her constant physical and emotional pain.
During Islamic prayers, worshippers bow, kneel, and prostrate on the ground in humility before God. The only requirement in Islam is that prayers be performed in an area that is clean.
Paintings from 2001 by Susan Roth with cross cultural spiritual references.
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