I must confess that, living in a rather non-religious pseudochristian country, I'm not very familiar with this black monument. But I've always found it mesmerizing, perhaps mainly because I don't know the origin of its significance.

However, I like the way you use this idea... It almost looks like a helmet.

A Wiki article should offer a cursory description of the Kaaba and its significance.

The picture is open to interpretation, of course. To me, this image is saying something about the mind of a (sincerely) praying Muslim, where nothing exists of him/her but God itself. The "helmet" is a Kaaba is an extension of his/her very soul.

Oh, and thank you! ^_^

I'm heading Ka'bah, but my head is heading elsewhere T_T

One must remember, though: We solat for God, not the Kaa'bah. :]

Nice.
Though sometimes... it pops out more inspiration of story inside my mind than "God" in it. God forgive me T_T

So, you're staying in the cross-path or leaving it?

I find this wonderful, as well as the fact that it is described as a symbol of sincere faith and not as a symbol of hatred, like so often in our times! I'd like to see this more often!

The pic for me it´s a representation of the repetition what can to be found in all the prayers... But the true value of it with the same words and the same time praying is unique. Only ourself can measure the value! In this image the value looks like gold! I have my own vision of faith of my own religion (a piece of many and at same time none them)

In a way, we are all leaves/flowers/fruits on the branches of a great tree. Sometimes, in despair or rage, we forget that we are connected to a much greater thing. There is the unique action of the leaf (making food for the tree), the fruit (spreading seeds for new trees) and the flower (creating new fruits), yet they are all share the same roots, soil and sunlight.

The true gold lies in the place where all branches meet, and there, we have a chance to be better persons. =)