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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.
The rolled text inside a Tibetan prayer wheel. Rotation says the prayers ... a sort of cell phone to the Gods.
C'è un cerchio rosso sangue
Sulla fredda scura terra
E la pioggia sta cadendo
La porta dela chiesa è stata spalancata di colpo
Riesco a sentire la melodia dell'organo
Ma la congregazione se n'è già andata
La mia città di rovine
La mia città di rovine
Ora co queste mani
con queste mani
con queste mani
prego Dio
con queste mani
con queste mani
Prego Dio perchè mi dia forza
con queste mani
con queste mani
prego Dio perchè mi dia fede
Preghiamo per avere il tuo amore, o Dio
Ti preghiamo per i dannati,o Dio
Ti preghiamo per questo mondo; o Dio
My City Of Ruins - Bruce Springsteen
Prayers of Gaztelugatxe
Never forget the three powerful resources you always have available to you: love, prayer, and forgiveness. H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
So a prayer for the new year...that he brings peace, love and fortune to everybody...of course also perfect light for us photographers :)
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Canon 5D Mark III + Canon 16-35
With Nisi V5 Pro Holder + Nisi CPL + Nisi Soft GND4
With FLM Tripod CP30-L3 Pro + FLM Tripod Head CB-43FTR
@ Gaztelugatxe, Basque Country, Spain
Duarte Sol Photography
© Copyright A Pendleton 2019 A deep sadness and Prayers to those who were senselessly shot and lost there lives Yesterday...
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.
In Israel the guys have to go in army for three years of their life. So you can meet they that are praying with a rifle on his shoulder.
Cod. 8700
In Israel and in much of the Middle East, there is no rainfall in the summer months. Next week, there will be a communal prayer for rain in the Tabernacles holiday service.
Archive photo. The 5MP Canon A95 long since sold, was an excellent compact.
Prayer is more than meditation. In meditation, the source of strength is one's self. When one prays, he goes to a source of strength greater than his own.~Madame de Stael
Prayer flags fluttering over the chortens at Kunzum La @ 15K feet. The wind here could sweep away a person.
An old priest is leaving a temple after prayer.
(The above shot is dedicated to special one who is absolutely my lifeline)
For #WorldPhotographyDay the world comes to Launceston.
With these colours against a dark blue sky, you would be forgiven for thinking this building is in Kathmandu. Instead it is the Tibetan Buddhist Institute in Bryan Street, Invermay. The prayer flags are flying in their usual order with colours blue (sky), white (air), red (fire), green (water) and yellow (earth). All five together symbolise harmony and order.
The Tibetan Buddhist Institute is part of the Karma Kagyu lineage of Mahayana Buddhism. One of its key scriptures is the Diamond Sutra. The current leader of this lineage is the 17th Karmapa. diamondway.org.au/buddhism/the-karma-kagyu-lineage
Earlier this year the institute in conjunction with the BOFA Film Festival produced a festival of Tibetan films.
Incense can make a tremendous difference to the entire prayer process. Incense is used to cleanse and create sacred space, as an offering both on and off the altar, a way to create a spiritual atmosphere, and a way to help the practitioner achieve specific mental states. The effects of incense can have a deep impact on prayer rituals.
Kek Lok Si Temple
Penang Malaysia
Tibetan prayer flags strung on a community garden fence. Faded and fraying, they seem weary, as if they've been working hard this past year. Happy Fence Friday, my friends, let us keep praying for compassion and sanity. 💛