As a part of that desire, prayer is linked to a feeling of presence (of the sacred or holy), which is neither an abstract conviction nor an instinctive intuition but rather a volitional movement conscious of realizing its higher end.
Contrary to popular belief, St. Francis did not compose the Peace Prayer, that is linked to his name.
Different materials were believed to have different powers; for Buddhists, evergreen berries were useful for prayers related to wrathfulness, while ivory was linked to health and money.
Mealtime prayers, frequently enunciated in both ancient and modern religions, give thanks for the goods of the earth and are linked to the giving of an offering.
It's linked to Versailles, to Marie Antoinette".
Prayer is also linked to sacrifice, which seems to support prayer as a cultic as well as a personal act and as a supplement to the bare word in human attempts to relate to the sacred or holy.
Officers had waited for prayers at the mosque, which is not linked to the inquiry, to finish before looking at the car.
Each chapter also includes prayers and hymns (by Philip Doddridge, Isaac Watts, Charles Wesley, William Cowper and Ann and Jane Taylor, among others) that are thematically linked to it.
'Prayers were being led by people linked to the East London Mosque.
The use of silence, koans, chants, dancing, mantras, prayer, fasting and other methods are all to a degree linked to this process.
