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...at every Pass, especially at Nakeela, we spotted rows and rows of prayer stones. These stones are a mark of workship to the mountain gods!
Interesting, the culture of people here...
Nakeela Pass, Ladakh (15547 feet)
This mosque is part of a mosque-and-library complex in casablanca funded by the Saudi governement. I was on my way to the library, perhaps the best research library in Morocco, as Friday prayer was letting out of the mosque. This mosque draws and interesting mix of people; these pictures show a cross section of the people there that day.
PRAYER REQUESTS & PRAISE REPORTS
If you have a need you’d like the pastors and staff to pray for, or if you have a report of something wonderful God has done for you, please contact Winona David, Prayer Pastor. The Prayer Ministry now has office hours Wednesday - Friday mornings upstairs in the NXG building. Other appointments as necessary. Winona is here as a prayer resource to strengthen and support to the New Heart family.
Cover of prayer journal made from Heidi Swapp Memory File. Blogged here:: jmpgirl.blogspot.it/2012/11/prayer-journal.html
Basilica pontificia minore di Sant'Elena Imperatrice
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The Bosque Redondo Memorial commemorates the four years (1864-1868) of Navajo captivity here. The Navajo returned long ago to their ancestral land, but many have come to visit over the years. They have brought rocks and objects from their homes to create this prayer mound, including a US Purple Heart decoration.
I visited here on August 17, 2017.
Bhutan usually we see the prayer flags on hill top, High mountains and near the houses
and near the houses
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This is a series of 17 photos, please continue below - Nan Puoto Temple in Xiamen, China where I live is one of the main tourist destinations. Tour buses never stop arriving. It is a cacophony of people and prayer amid beautiful buildings. The oldest parts of this place go back to Taoism, shrines in little mountain caves etc, about 2,000 years old. It is one of China's 3 main temples to the Goddess Kuan Yin, also understood as one of the faces of Buddha. The temple is at the base of a small mountain and faces the sea.
I, however, go there to be alone. Because early on I had friends who were monks and even met with a teacher of Buddhism, I have access to the quieter parts of this gorgeous place. That's why, though you've seen so many of my photos of NanPuoto, they never include people. Also I think it is a spiritual intrusion to photograph people in prayer. But the tourists do it all the time, so a few days ago, after the silence of the lotus pond when the light was still nice about 7 AM I decided to show you what other people do at NonPuoto Temple.
The 10th Mountain Division hosted a prayer breakfast in an effort to build spiritual resilience and speak to this year's theme of faith in uncertain times. The Division Chaplain, Chaplain (LTC) John Kallerson, was guest speaker at the event.
The devotees of the Mel Maruvathur Athi Parasakthi Sittar Peedam, all dressed in red, making their way to the Batu Caves for the prayers for spiritual upliftment, world peace and national prosperity.The women carried paal kudam(milk pots) while the male and children carried kanji (porridge) in pots.
this Christmas tree was filled with prayers and thanks from the people, there were little yellow or white card angel shapes you could write your prayers or thanks on and add to the tree
A Prayer Book for the Armed Forces sits on top of Bibles and rapid deployment kits, which have a copy of the New Testament and other Bible study booklets inside. The information is offered to Soldiers of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, in the designated chapel tent at the National Training Center. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Richard Andrade 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
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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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
Learn more about us on www.usag.vicenza.army.mil and www.facebook.com/USAGvicenza
The search of God: Every search begins with beginners luck.And every search end with the victor's being severely tested- Paulo Coelho.
Background story: I love lights, lights in life. And despite all the tiredness, pressure of office, spending time with Kian it was tough for me to go outside for shoot now a days but it is Barodi, i did not want to miss it. This place turned in to different magical place on the Rakher Upobash celebration. Thousand of People with candle light in the smoke prayer, prayer to Baba Loknath and their commemorate prayer make different sound that touch every sound of the world. Like last time this time i also lost here in the enchanting environment.I was surrounded by infinite lights, lights of candle light.The angels came down from the sky and bless them in the sweet dream candle light and bless them.....