• There is God (pray001)
– Various traditions and TZF
• Your Father (pray002)
– “Holy
Mother” by Swami Nikhilananda, & TZF
• What a marvel (pray003)
– “LOTUS Prayer Book”
(Integral Yoga Publications, Yogaville, VA)
• A little afraid (pray004)
– TZF
• To be what we are (pray005)
– TZF
• My Sweet Lord (pray006)
– TZF
• Jesus by Rembrandt (pray007)
– from Rembrandt
– Life of Christ
• There is Buddha (pray008)
– “The
World’s Wisdom” by Philip Novak (HarperCollins, 1994, p. 103)
• Why now? (pray009)
– TZF
• Welcome the unexpected (pray010)
– TZF
• Remember Me (pray011)
– 2:144 , 150ff “The Koran” trans
N. J. Dawood (Penquin, p. 24 & 25)
• Think of your life (pray012)
– TZF
• Feather (pray013)
– TZF
• Nothing to fear (pray014)
– “A Course in Miracles” I:29
(Foundation for Inner Peace, 1975)
• Fix your mind (pray015)
– “The Bhagavad Gita” trans.
by Swami Nikhilananda (ix.34)
• When a child (pray016)
– 1 Corinthians 13.11 “The New Testament & Psalms, An Inclusive
Version”
• How extraordinary (pray017)
– TZF
• The Supreme Guru (pray018)
– “I Am That – Talks with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj” (Chetana,
1973)
• How long, Mother (pray019)
– TZF
• Exchange this instant (pray020)
– “A Course in Miracles“ I:18
(Foundation for Inner Peace, 1975)
• Am I that (pray021)
– TZF
• When you pray (pray022)
– TZF
• Bodhisattva (pray023)
– Smithsonian magazine,
9/97 (see also)
• The best part (pray024)
– “The Cloud of Unknowing” trans.
Ira Progoff (DELL)
• All I have (pray025)
– Lamentations 3:24 (Revised English Bible, Oxford, 1989)
• Imagine a flower (pray026)
– Sri Chinmoy (from a poster at a health
food store in Bangor, Maine)
• Stand up & be free (pray027)
– “Vivekananda – The Yogas & Other
Works”
(p. 308)
• Genuine light (pray028)
– John 1:9ff (“The Complete Gospels”
Annotated Scholars Version)
• Understand first (pray029)
– “I Am That – Talks with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj” (Chetana,
1973)
• Do not stop there (pray030)
– “Journey
to The Lord of Power” by Ibn ’Arabi (p.
32) (paraphrased TZF)
• All our fears (pray031)
– TZF
• The Great Jihad (pray032)
– “The Sufis“ by Idries Shah
(Doubleday Anchor, 1971) and TZF
• The mind is everything (pray033)
– “Holy
Mother” by Swami Nikhilananda (p. 224)
• I pray to God (pray034)
– “Yoga & Spiritual Life” by Sri Chinmoy (AUM
Publications)
• God is at hand (pray035)
– “Markings” by Dag Hammarskjold (Alfred A. Knopf)
• If God (pray036)
– TZF (See also The Sacred Riddle where click on “The Moment”)
• God can (pray037)
– “By His Grace – A Devotee’s
Story”
by Dada Mukerjee (Hanuman Foundation)
• What is mysticism (pray038)
– “Suggestions for Thought” by Florence Nightingale,
ed. Calabria
• Amazing Grace (pray039)
– John Newton. See http://www.olio.demon.co.uk/cnmhome.html
• The real self (pray040)
– “Tripura Rahasya” (Jupiter Press, Madras, 1980, IX:13ff)
• How sweet (pray041)
– James Taylor
• Be still (pray042)
– Psalms 46:10 “Holy Bible, Revised Standard Version” (Thos. Nelson,
1972)
• The very stuff (pray043)
– TZF
• A butterfly, a man (pray044)
– Chuang Tzu in “The World’s Wisdom” (HarperCollins, 1994,
p. 166)
• Bless you (pray045)
– Numbers 6:24ff “Holy Bible, Revised Standard Version” (Thos.
Nelson, 1972)
• So be it (pray046)
– TZF
• The Lord is (pray047)
-Psalms 23 and TZF
• Fix thy mind (pray048)
– “The Bhagavad Gita” commentary
by Yogananda
• Wherever (pray049)
– TZF
• You can see (pray050)
– “Vivekananda – The
Yogas & Other Works” (p. 514)
• Who can make an image (pray051)
– From “The
World’s Wisdom“ (HarperCollins, 1994, p. 349)
• More than anything (pray052)
– TZF
• God is One God (pray053)
– “The Koran” trans. by N. J.
Dawood (Penquin, 1990, 22:34ff)
• If I worship Thee (pray054)
– Rabbia in Women Saints, East and West“ ( p. 269)
• Unless God (pray055)
– Psalms 127 The New Testament & Psalms: An Inclusive Version
• Peace in Thee (pray056)
– “LOTUS Prayer Book”
(Integral Yoga Publications, Yogaville, VA)
• For Him alone (pray057)
– “The Qur’an” trans. by
Abdullah Yusuf Ali (Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, 13:14)
• God is Love (pray058)
– From a cassette tape “Sufi Chants: Hazrat Inayat Khan” (Innergarden,
1991)
• With His love (pray059)
– “Thoughts for All Times” by John S. Vaughan (1899)
• My refuge (pray060)
– Psalms 91 The New Testament & Psalms: An Inclusive Version
• Open your eyes (pray061)
– Kahlil Gibran “The Kahlil Gibran Diary for 1972” (Knopf) See Ampers&nd
• Our Father in Heaven (pray062)
– “Our Father in Heaven” by William C. Richards (1886)
• This I Command (pray063)
– John 15:17. See also John 13:34 & 35
• Only God (pray064)
– St. Augustine in The
Wisdom of Saint Augustine by David Winter (Erdmans)
• I Know Not (pray065)
– Fenelon (1651-1715), a French prelate. From LOTUS
Prayer Book (p. 66)
• Hear You! (pray066)
– Deuteronomy 6:4ff. See also Definitions.
• I Am There (pray067)
– by James Dillet Freeman (1912-2003), Unity “poet laureate”. In 1971, this prayer was placed on the moon by an American astronaut.
• One Instant (pray068)
– Nagarjuna, from The
Illustrated Book of Sacred Scriptures ( p. 107)
• A Canticle (pray069)
– by St. Francis of Assisi, our translation
(in part). The 13th Cent. text is here.
• No Little Friend (pray070)
– Beyond
Within (Agni Press, p.156, 178) by Sri Chinmoy
• An obedience (pray071)
– Lao Tzu, The
Way of Life (Tao Te Ching), v. 51, trans. Witter Bynner
• Hail, Mary – Ave Maria (pray072)
– Luke 1:28, Luke 1:42. See also here
• The Whole of You! (pray073)
– St. Augustine, in The
Wisdom of Saint Augustine by David Winter
• All my liberty (pray074)
– St. Ignatius of
Loyola, Siritual
Exercises (#234)
• The Presence of God (pray075)
– We attributed this to Irish Jesuits http://www.jesuit.ie – maybe in error?
• I Said A Prayer (pray076)
– in A Poet Prays by Violet Alleyn Storey
• The same stream (pray077)
– Rabindranath
Tagore, Indian poet and Nobel laureate (literature, 1913).
• Let there be light (pray078)
– Adapted from various traditions. See also meditation primer.
• May I Be (pray079)
– in The Tibetan Book of Living & Dying.
Shantideva was a Buddhist monk (8th century).
• These few days (pray080)
– TZF
• God is my shepherd (pray081)
– Psalm 23, from The
New Testament & Psalms, An Inclusive Version
• This is my song (pray082)
– words by Lloyd Stone set to music by Jean Sibelius
• Breathe in me (pray083)
– a prayer of Saint Augustine
• Thou hast made me known (pray084)
– a prayer of Rabindranath Tagore in Gitanjali
• Today I forgot (pray085)
– a prayer of Verlie Rider
• An Instrument of Thy Peace (pray086)
– Francis of Assisi, quoted by Ananda
Assisi
• When you go apart (pray087)
– The Cloud of Unknowing, quoted in The
Luminous Vision
• Take but a little word (pray088)
– The Cloud of Unknowing, quoted in The
Luminous Vision
• Praise to Thee, Most Supreme God (pray089)
– Inayat Khan,
quoted in Vadan
Gayan Nirtan
• Thank You for Your Presence (pray090)
– TZF
• He is the Compassionate (pray091)
– ’Abdu’l-Bahá
• Bless me into usefulness (pray092)
– Tibetan Book of Living & Dying,
p. 200
• O Lord, for the sake of (pray093)
– prayer associated with the Names of Allah from The
Most Beautiful Names
• O most merciful Redeemer (pray094)
– prayer by Richard
of Chichester adapted in Godspell as Day by Day
• Father, thou above (pray095)
– Pawnee prayer in Discovering
God by Rodney Stark
• I salute you (pray096)
– A letter attributed to Fra
Giovanni Giocondo, Franciscan monk & Renaissance man, written Christmas
Eve 1513
• This being human (pray097)
– by Jalal al-Din Rumi in The
Essential Rumi
• O Lord, Thou knowest how busy (pray098)
– battle prayer at Edgehill by Jacob Astley in God
of A Hundred Names
• I surrender myself (pray099)
– TZF
• O God, grant me light (pray100)
– a seeker's prayer by Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali in The Other Islam by Stephen Schwartz
• Praise be to Allah (pray101)
– Surah I, The Qur'an,
translation in The Qur’an – Text, Translation, and Commentary
• I have no parents (pray102)
– Samurai Zen Creed, also Samurai Warrior Creed,
in Zen Wisdom
• Travelers Prayer (pray103)
– heard on Brides of Christ television series (there may be another source of which we are not aware)
• Tao Te Ching (pray104)
– From Book One of Wang Pi (sometimes Wang Bi) text of Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu, in Chinese Classics–Tao Te Ching translated by D. C. Lau.
• Guide My Hand (pray105)
– by William Blake, quoted in God of A Hundred Names
• Not To Despise (pray106)
– by William Penn, quoted in God of A Hundred Names
• O Lord, Put No Trust (pray107)
– by Filippo de Neri, quoted in God of A Hundred Names
• A great drama (pray108)
– by TZF
• Compassionate friend (pray109)
– by Kabir, quoted in Miracle of Love, page 264, about Neem Karoli Baba
• Friend, why are you worried (pray110)
– from the Ramayana, quoted in Miracle of Love, page 310.
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