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More Selections, Sources, & References For those who may be interested, here is source information for the prayers and other items which appear in The Quiet Room. This page is a continuation of our primary source list page where we provide source information for the numerous quotations, references, and other stuff that appears scattered here and there throughout The Zoo Fence. To open that page, please click here. For items which have appeared on TZF’s Here’s A Thought popup page, please click here. On this page, filenames inside
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· There is God (pray001) – Various traditions
and TZF
· Am I Not (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 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
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· 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
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· 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
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· 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
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· 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)
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· 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
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· 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
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· 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-Bahâ
· Bless me into usefulness (pray092)
– Tibetan Book of Living
& Dying, p. 200
· Most beautiful names (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
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· 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 – the way that can (pray104
& gazebo) – From Book One
of Wang Pi
(sometimes Wang Bi) text of Tao
Te Ching by Lao Tzu,
in Chinese
Classics–Tao Te Ching
· 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
Romolo 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.
· The Virgin Prayer (pray111)
– “You must seek to be” by Richard
Rohr
· Lord, thou knowest better than
myself (pray112) – Prayer of an
Anonymous Abbess by Margot
Benary-Isbert
· It was all so clear (pray113)
– "This Talking Rag" in The
Gift – Poems by Hafiz
· There will come a time (pray114)
Louis L'Amour
· Death, be not proud (pray115)
John
Donne cf
consideration of Death be not proud
in stage play and
film WIT
· CONTEMPLATION is (pray116)
Jan
Van Ruysbroeck in jesus.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/the-twelve-beguines.pdf">The
Book of The Twelve Bequines
· Remain at peace (pray117)
Vasistha's
Yoga (page 420) translated by Swami
Venkatesananda