Sentence examples for natural prayer from inspiring English sources

Our effort to know is a "natural prayer" that Reason always answers.

"Attentiveness is the natural prayer of the soul" (Nicolas Malebranche).

With natural disasters often come prayer gatherings and faith-based charity efforts.

When, in incantations and prayers, numerous natural, cultural, and social phenomena derive from these basic myths, it is not a matter of giving an explanation but of finding the connection with the decisive primeval events that gave the world its lasting order.

The first sentence of explanation provided by the British Museum is very telling: "The practice and experience of beliefs are natural to all people". From prayer flags to a Leeds United kippah, from water jugs to processional chariots, this exhibition tells the story of humanity's innate and passionate desire to make sense of the world beyond the strictly empirical.

The simple act of sharing a meal and traditions such as meditating on the call to prayer may seem natural to Muslims, but to most Americans like myself it represents rare acts of genuine hospitality where nothing is expected in return.

Still many turn to natural environments for a place of prayer and solace.

Each of these seven major chakras (in Buddhism, four) is associated with a specific colour, shape, sense organ, natural element, deity, and mantra (monosyllabic prayer formula).