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Unique Icelandic Church, in Gullbringusysla.
This beautiful church stand proud upon the landscape to welcome it's people in- to say a prayer, hear a gospel, or join in with the congregation in song. God hears all, and welcomes people of different faiths, religions, and all walks of life.
God Bless !
Dory is very sick tonight, on IVs at the vet. Please say prayers and send comfort to her Mom and Dad, Scott and Cindy. Dory is 19 months old. This photo taken a couple of weeks ago. She was getting wet and running in the dirt and having a blast as you can tell - so flatcoat :)
Dory was at the Lake Mathews Kennel Club last weekend and not showing well and not herself and went to the vet shortly after. Amazing at how fast these things can come on.
At the entrance of the National Memorial Chorten in Thimphu (Bhutan), faithful people pray, helped by their praying wheels
Bhutan has plenty of water which is used to power the revolving prayer wheels. This hut looks to fit well with nature.
Prayer for the future of our country and to bring our troops home NOW.
There is always HOPE!
(this photo was taken from a stop light at a busy intersection of Missoula, MT where I had just bought groceries. I have over saturated it for a purpose. It is my prayer for our country and the world! Peace... Blessed Peace!
Governor O'Malley Addresses the Legislative Black Caucus Prayer Breakfast by Jay Baker in Annapolis, MD.
Stitched for a friend going through chemo, when words just didn't seem enough.
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This is for a art show in January 2011 on materialism and 'Pop.'
This is the first of five prayer flags, made from a flannel designer shoe bag. Tibetan prayer flags comes in sets of five colors (white, blue, red, green, yellow).
There are also have five 'directions' associated with each of the flags, with the first being 'center.' Hence the center facing fish, and the white flag.
It is my take on how consuming, in some circles, is more a religion.
From a series of 99 Coelacanths. These are #65,66, 67, 68
Members of the Vicenza Military Community join together to attend the annual prayer breakfast Feb. 7. The guest speaker was the U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains Maj. Gen. Donald L. Rutherford. Photo by Julie M. Lucas/USAG Vicenza
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Weymouth's 13 is hoping for divine intervention to catch Hingham while the head coach is pumped that one of his players has hit a free throw getting closer to tying them and entering OT.
Chinese Buddhism and Taoism both incorporate prayer into their daily religious rituals.
Prayer for the dead is especially important in Taoism and practiced at funerals, the 30th day after death, the anniversary of a loved one's death, and the birthday of the deceased. This is believed to help improve the experiences of the deceased's spirit in the afterlife.
via Religion Facts
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It is believed that every rotation of a prayer wheel equals one utterance of the mantra which helps in accumulating merits, replacing negative effects with positive ones, and hence bringing good karma.
dedicated to a friend of mine who's going through a tough period of her life right now. Do not worry too much, things will be fine. Keep fighting yea!
U have all our support, love & prayers back here
Counter protest marchers pass the Vintage-Modern "Stuff" store at 150 Valencia, carrying one of several signs that read "Cops & Klan go hand in hand" on August 26, 2017 in San Francisco, California.
Go to church- say a prayer for your loved ones, and world peace. Light a candle, go to mass & confession. Shop in the wonderful Gift Shop.
Ramadan just started in Bangladesh. Muslims don't miss the prayers, at least in this month.
But at the beginning of the month, people feel tired because of the fasting, so they sometimes rest in the peaceful Masjids.
Like silent sentries, a parade of prayer wheels encircled the Ochidara Temple in a courtyard of the Monastery.
The Gandantegchinlen Khiid (the Gandan Monastery) is Mongolia's largest and most important monastery. According to 'Lonely Planet' the name translates roughly to "the great place of complete joy". It survived the violent purges of 1937 which laid waste to Mongolia's monasteries, and now houses over 500 monks.