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an go a step further and add a pho- tograph or two as well. Pick a subject that reminds you of spiritual things, such as a photo of the Dalai Lama, Saint Francis, or whales cavorting in the waves. If you spend time meditating or simply sitting quietly at your altar, you can embue the space with a quiet ene

an go a step further and add a pho- tograph or two as well. Pick a subject that reminds you of spiritual things, such as a photo of the Dalai Lama, Saint Francis, or whales cavorting in the waves. If you spend time meditating or simply sitting quietly at your altar, you can embue the space with a quiet ene

an go a step further and add a pho- tograph or two as well. Pick a subject that reminds you of spiritual things, such as a photo of the Dalai Lama, Saint Francis, or whales cavorting in the waves. If you spend time meditating or simply sitting quietly at your altar, you can embue the space with a quiet ene

an go a step further and add a pho- tograph or two as well. Pick a subject that reminds you of spiritual things, such as a photo of the Dalai Lama, Saint Francis, or whales cavorting in the waves. If you spend time meditating or simply sitting quietly at your altar, you can embue the space with a quiet ene

an go a step further and add a pho- tograph or two as well. Pick a subject that reminds you of spiritual things, such as a photo of the Dalai Lama, Saint Francis, or whales cavorting in the waves. If you spend time meditating or simply sitting quietly at your altar, you can embue the space with a quiet ene

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word