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The Mani pile, the special and mysterious thing in
... buddhist scriptures, whenever the wind blow over, it means the people who hang the prayer read it again. When the people put the Mani stone on the Mani pile with flags, Mani stone represent that the wishes are with prayer scripture ascended to the sky.
Where is the largest Mani pile in the China?
The China's largest Mani pile is in the kumbum monastery of Qinghai. Qinghai's kumbum Mani pile obtained in the guinness world book of ...
Completing My Contract in Style (Chengdu)
... parents about studying abroad for a while when you are in high school. I can look and see if there are some affordable programs and see the cost. It would be a very good experience for you, but not all Americans are nice. There are mean people all over the world, but the culture would be good for you to experience.
Christina: In fact, I really want to go to the high school in America. And yesterday I talked about it with my mother, she said: "In ...
Tibet Package Tour Cloth and Equipments
... your clothing needs for your tour to Tibet, remember, your destination sightseeing is at elevation of 3500m and your cloth must be warm enough and can be removed easy enough.
In a word, travel to tibet will bring you more fun although it harder than others China ...
Wet feet and lazy bears
... of the steepest steps I've ever had to walk taunted us as we took one soaked and shivered step up after another. Keeping our heads down and just walking, walking, walking we actually made excellent time and my body was surpsingly grateful for the change of direction. By the time we made it back to the bus park we were drenched through but fortunately had dry clothes in our bags which we changed into before getting back on the bus we had caught up some 36 hours before, ...
I get two April 17th's this year-- 2 birthdays!
... that is quiet respite full of butterflies, birds, incense, history, worshippers and an amazing tea garden/tea house. It rivals anything I experienced in Japan. As soon as you walk through the front gate a tremendous sense of calm and reverence washes over you and only gets stronger as you move through the grounds from one temple to the next. The energy there is palpable as you can truly feel the 1500 years of history and worship that has ...
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