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Just a simple, black and white image.
I did something a little different in processing, I actually turned the clarity down. I think it works petty well for this image.
If you're interested, I started a blog. Yes, I'm aware this was the trend three years ago. Apparently, I'm a little behind the times. But, oh well. I don't really care.
Please ignore the crazy, tiny, barking girl in the background. :)
Made this prayer shawl for a neighbor whose son accidentally shot and killed himself. My mother-in-law is modeling it for me. :)
This is a Chorten or mini temple. Inside are a prayer wheels and as you walk by, you spin the wheels to send the prayers out to the world. These flags are white . They signify that they are in memory of a loved one and usually you will find 108 in a grouping. This scene is a terraced rice field in a small village. We were hiking to a distant temple on a cold afternoon approaching sunset. I turned and saw these flags blowing in the wind and a mist descending on us.
The remaining part of the Temple in Jerusalem, a sacred site of pilgrimage and prayer for Jews. Midrash tradition holds that this portion of wall avoided destruction in AD 70 because the Holy Spirit (Shekinah) resided there. For this reason, people will pray there aloud (‘wailing’), slip prayers on pieces of paper in between the stones, and sometimes hold ceremonies such as bar mitzvahs.
We made tie-dyed prayer flags to physically symbolize lifting our prayers to God, and handed them out at the Welcome Carnivals
Illustration réalisée de A à Z en 4 vidéo wip => ginl.over-blog.com/article-prayer-video-wip-110831267.html
Inside these wheels are rolls of paper with prayers printed on them. When they are spun, the prayers are given. They should be spun clockwise. People give them a spin as they walk by the prayer wheels.
When we were in Lyon, we profited to do tourism. The basilica was beautiful and we could felt faith from people coming to pray.
Lyon, Basilica Notre Dame de Fourvière
2010
The smell of burning incense and the thongs of people make a visit to the Longshan Temple a memorable experience. But it is first and foremost a place for prayer.
This is a meditation piece. With the birds hovering around communing with God. The heart is red with love and life. The circles are usually in all my pieces... they represent "energy" all around us... I like using even numbers of circles. I guess because I have a touch of OCD and also I've scratched the surface of Feng Shui and even numbers are good and odd numbers are not... that's putting it in simplified terms.
A muslim is touching the Forehead To the ground and saying these word's " God is the greatest". This is a part of the Muslim's prayer.
[Self Portrait w/ wireless remote]
How happy is the blameless vessel's lot!
The world forgetting, by the world forgot.
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind!
Each prayer accepted and each wish resigned.
Salvation Mountain. Painted by Leonard Knight.