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Karaite museum, Trakai. The prayer books use the same hebrew characters as by today.
ספר תפילה בכתב עברי אשורי
Spinning prayer wheels earns merit. Each bead on a prayer bead necklace represents a mantra. When his finger slides to another bead, this man will move on to another prayer.
Some ragged prayer flags on location at the Kagyu Mila Guru Stupa near Questa, NM. My daughter and I were able to take a little time to stop and enjoy the wonderful sights and sounds at this beautiful and holy place. The flags almost were singing as wind made them flutter in the cool breeze. I was also able to get an opportunity to work on a little DOF with this photo.
We all went to a bike race in Solvang. My good friend starts out his day with prayer as we get dressed to ride. I have my camera and the surrounding and early morning light are unbelievable. This is shot at a very low resolution and is shot far out on a 24-70 lens so it's soft on the focus and looks painted ; but this is how the photo looks. I just did a bit of cropping.
This was the first WIUX PRESENTS show of the new, 2010 spring semester. The bill was Cast Spells with local bands Prayer Breakfast and Osteoferocious.
Click here to read the interview and listen to some audio by the bands at WIUX.ORG.
Review written by Nicole O'Neal
Pictures by Anthony Bozanich
U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command's headquarters company participate in a prayer breakfast organized and hosted by the chaplain's office during battle assembly at Fort Meade, Maryland, May 15. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)
At Unity they put out these prayer request forms, and someone prayed for us. I was able to get a photo of that plus the prayer that was on the back of another form.
As we go 'across the room, across the road and across the world' for Mission 2008, we are reminded who is in charge
VCES second grade students shared the history of the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon (SSMO) during a Heritage prayer service on Wednesday, March 15. The Sisters honor their history by celebrating SSMO Heritage Month each March. The students prepared posters showing "then" and "now" pictures and made gifts for each of the Sisters.