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Prayer flags flutter in the wind at Pemayangtse Monastery near Pelling, Sikkim, India, October 13, 2009. Photo by Tim Chong
I have to say that this is my FAVORITE picture from the wedding. Gary, my uncle's new stepson, and my Uncle James during prayer.
I didn't want to take pictures during prayer, but when I saw Gary Like this I knew I had to snap a shot. I love the waythis turned out. Very little editing to this.
Walking along the jetty at Tanjung Sepat, a small fishing village about 1.5 hours south of Kuala Lumpur by car, I chanced upon a string of prayer flags strung on the jetty.
It's not a common sight - and it doesn't look local either - but I guess some fisherman somewhere must be thinking he can use all the bits of good tidings he can get.
I thought this statue looked like an angel praying, perhaps, for the people who live in the apartment behind her.
Although angels are part of a few stories appearing in the Bible, there are no biblical references to wings. We tend to think of heavenly beings with feathery wings thanks go the interpretations of Medieval artists.
An altered vintage Hymn and Prayer book. Done with tons of vintage ephemera, prayer cards, millinary, linen, lace, ribbon and mica
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Tibetans prayer outside a temple, part of a routine that often goes on 2-3 times daily for most people. They are holding packs of butter in their hands, which they will distribute in the candles throughout the temple as an offering. Tibet, China
From the roof od our hotel in the medina of Marrakech, the call to prayer from the Koutoubia Mosque nearby.
These prayer ribbons are strung outside of a church downtown; there are hundreds of prayers for peace, victims of war, children, and loved ones who've passed on. They have been there for quite some time now... you do have to wonder if any were answered at all.
Sept 02 09
Owen Cemetery
Saginaw, MI
Only man, among living things, says prayers. Or needs to.
- Peter Bowman
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These flags are placed in the wind to ensure peace and wisdom, and if a prayer is answered, a flag is placed there. The flags run across the bridge by the Tiger enclosure in the Jungle Trek. Bright colours, lots to stare at for little people.