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Please pray for my brother-in-law, Brian. He became a parapalegic 15 years ago in a mountain-bike accident. Today, he was out riding quads with my nephew and he hit a ditch and flipped over the handlebars. He laid there for a while until my nephew discovered him and got help. He's in the hospital with at least a broken collarbone. They're going to do a CT scan to see if there's anything else wrong.
I hope it's just his collarabone, but you can imagine how disabling a broken collarbone is to a parapalegic. He needs all of his upper arm strength and such for transferring, etc.
This is a shot of Brian's dog Aravis. The best dog ever.
Thanks for the thoughts and prayers.
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Prayer knows no place. Prayer knows no time. Prayer means surrendering to Allah. Everyone's fate will be decided by Allah & when the sinners ask for forgiveness Allah may forgive them.
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Prayer wheels at Swayambhunath in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Prayers wheels are cylindrical wheels containing scrolls that are repeatedly inscribed with mantras. By turning the prayer wheels clockwise, it is believed that the mantras inside are activated and released. The mantras are said to purify negatvity, generate compassion, remove barriers to enlightenment and bring benefit to all sentient beings.
Swayambhunath is an ancient religious architecture atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley, west of Kathmandu city.
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Suspended Animation Classic #232
Originally published June 6, 1993 (#24)
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Dennis the Menace: Prayers & Graces
By Michael Vance
What are little boys made of? Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails. And don’t forget the sling-shot. Dennis hasn’t forgotten his since 1950.
Hank Ketcham fathered the tow-headed superstar of comic strips and books, television, movies, and hard- and paperback collections forty-three years ago. When considering Dennis’ potential for success, few must have thought he even had a prayer.
Now, Dennis The Menace has a prayer.
This collection of prayers, blessings, and table graces is Ketcham’s newest children’s book, “Dennis the Menace: Prayers & Graces”. Written for “young parents who’re looking for guidelines to start their children off in some sort of theological direction”, it explores a side of Dennis that’s made the eternal six-year-old more believable.
Be honest with yourself. Charlie Brown is just too philosophical and morally squeaky-clean. He’s really Buddha in a kid suit. And this new kid on the comic strip block, Calvin, is a bundle of raw nerves just waiting to explode. But Dennis is unrelenting enthusiasm that translates into unintentional mayhap as he explores life.
Neither devil nor angel, Dennis the Menace is EveryBoy. It is the secret of his world-wide popularity.
This comic disguised as a children’s book is a collection of Dennis’ cartoons interspersed with short devotions for young children. It’s the sort of book parents and grandparents read to kids snuggled on their laps just before bed. And it is wonderful.
There are often deep philosophical undertones to Dennis’ simple observations. Charlie doesn’t hold a copyright on philosophy, after all. They bring a stillness to adult hearts.
Dennis throws a ball straight up. He catches the ball as it falls back. Dennis is playing catch with God. There is no better definition of Faith.
Dennis prays, “God, we thank you for this food, for rest and home and all things good; for wind and rain and sun above; but most of all for those we love”.
We add: that includes Dennis.
“Dennis the Menace: Prayers & Graces”/64 pages, $5.99, John Knox Press/available in books stores.
Four Winds Prayers by Daniel Arrhakis (2017)
More than ever in the four corners of the world, prayers are needed for so many people who suffer, regardless of believing or not, of religion or practicing faith ... all our thoughts of peace, love, compassion, tolerance and sharing can really change the World and ourselves !
A Wonderful weekend dear friends ! : )
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Please if you have time see the video below :
With the music-poem /Peace Prayer Of The Wind :
In the video Images and text by Nitin Das; Music by Avinash Baghel; Shot in Sikkim, India and Bhutan
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Prayer wheel attendants standing in front of the massive prayer wheel in the Great Boudhanath Stupa, outside Kathmandu, Nepal. November 2017.
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May God comfort the victims and families of the terrorist attack in Paris. May the rest of the world not turn a blind eye, but fight to end this madness NOW.
Early morning prayer at Biet Ghiorgis.Churches of Lalibela. Ethiopia.
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Prayer plays an important role in the life of any Catholic. It's the vitality of our Faith, and essential to our relationship with Jesus: to pray continuously, without ceasing, and to intercede for the will of the Father.
October 9, 2016.
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this friday, Welcome May, take care of each other people! We are created for each other. *happiness* *prayers* *blessings*
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Prayers of Gaztelugatxe
Never forget the three powerful resources you always have available to you: love, prayer, and forgiveness. H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
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Buddhist monks attend a morning prayer assembly in a monastery somewhere near Gangtok.Not a very good shot because I took it quickly handholding my camera as I did not want to disturb anyone but I thought my friends would like this fascinating scene.
I am back from a short trip to Gangtok ,the capital of the mountain state of Sikkim in the eastern Himalayas.Gangtok is situated at an altitude of around 5410 feet and commands magnificent views of the Himalayas especially of the magnificent Kanchenjunga peak.I had hoped to get a few good shots of the mountains but the weather was not on my side.There was a haze throught the day and the peaks were not visible.
However,we did visit a few monasteries and I got some decent shots there.I hope my friends enjoy them.