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An inspirational, hands-on how-to guide for making and praying with beads, for people of all faiths and traditions. There are almost as many forms of prayer beads as there are religions. In Bead One, Pray Too, author Kimberly Winston shows with stories and pictures how people of many faiths and traditions use prayer beads as a spiritual tool and a means of creative expression. Beginning with the Catholic rosary, Winston explores the history and the use of beads and specific prayers in various religions including Buddhism, Baha'i, Hinduism, Islam, and more. There are also easy-to-follow instructions, complete with detailed diagrams, to help you string your very own prayer beads. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I borrowed the book from the library and found it to be a really great book. The book is calm and explanatory in a non-judgmental way. The author has done her homework and everything you want to know about prayer beads from how to use them in a traditional manner to how to create your own traditions are covered. Winston includes different prayers one can use.
One of the most fascinating parts of the book was her description of each prayer and bead in Catholic and Anglican rosaries. I think it is really interesting to know what the beads are called and what traditional prayers are said.
I was disappointed that there wasn't more information on traditions from non-Christian religious traditions as I was really interested in that aspect. It may be that I misunderstood what [a:Kimberly Winston|160738|Kimberly Winston|http://www.goodreads.com/images/nophoto/nophoto-U-50x66.jpg] was saying when she talked about that on the podcast. ( )