Say a Little Prayer - Confucianism

Say a Little Prayer (SALP) provides a fresh, modern means of relating to the spiritual in our fast-paced world. Uniting schools of thought and spirituality from across history and geography, world-renowned creative director Giovanni Bianco (GB65) presents ten colorful card sets connected with ten spiritual traditions: Brazilian Candomblé, Buddhism, Catholicism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Judaism, Kabbalah, Islam, Protestantism, and Shinto.

Each card set contains eleven cards: one card introducing the key tenets of the religion or faith, and 10 prayer cards which bring together a beautiful icon from the religion or faith with a corresponding text, teaching or insight. From traditional Jewish blessings for the home to Buddhist teachings for peaceful coexistence, from exquisite Islamic patterns to the symbolism of Kabbalah, these beautifully designed cards offer an inspiring window of image and word into spiritual thought from around the world, and into optimism, peace, and joy for each day.

Whether illustrating the exquisite, intricate design of Islamic patterns; the beauty of Hindu goddess Durga; or the detailed figurative symbolism of Kabbalistic imagery, each card is a delicate artwork, as well as an inspiring insight into spiritual thought around the world.

CONFUCIANISM
The scholarly tradition and way of life that adhere to the teachings of Confucius (K’ung Futzu), who lived in the 6th to 5th centuries BCE. Confucianism, although more a philosophy than a religion, is practiced by more than 300 million people worldwide, primarily in China and Korea. Confucius taught the value of living in peace and harmony as well as consideration and respect for ancestors.