Aroran is a community of silent and written prayer 

My son Kai and I have recently launched a beta version of a website we've been designing for the past 15 months.  It can be found at www.aroran.com. It's still in the beta testing phase and isn't yet something we want to publicly encourage in terms of being fully shared on the web. But for those of you who participate in this blog, your initial support and involvement would be  welcomed.

For now, participation requires an updated browser (an updated version of Safari or Firefox or Chrome, with download directions at the bottom of this blog). It doesn't yet work on Internet Explorer or on mobile devices. Hopefully those options will be available by early May.

This site also asks participants to use Twitter as a way to submit anonymous/written prayers. Once you have a Twitter account (fortunately it's simple to create an account at www.twitter.com) you can send prayers to aroran. (Directions included on the site.)

It is our hope to build a global community, where silence and prayer can be shared throughout the world.

In these first weeks of aroran's presence on the web, we're asking your support in establishing a foundation of mindful/prayerful intention. Join in as fully as you wish and . . . for now . . . please don't invite others to be involved. Once we've got the site completed we'll welcome any and all to full participation.

Thank you.

Firefox download (free) -   http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/
Chrome download (free) -  http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&answer=95346