Contemplation (disambiguation)
- Contemplation (disambiguation)
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Contemplation is a type of prayer or meditation.
In a non-religious sense, contemplation can also mean:
- an act of considering with attention or the act of regarding steadily.
Contemplation may also refer to:
See also
- Contemplations (disambiguation)
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