Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Tranquility

Uncle Fatso sent a whole batch of postcard-like pictures again but I have decided to pick the best of the lot instead of posting everything due to time and space constraints. The latest pair of pictures somehow evoke a sense of tranquility. Hope everyone will find tranquility in a world that is full of chaos and injustice.

3 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:30 AM

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    Good picks by Sophie:
    1600-y-o Da Fo (Almighty Buddha)
    Temple, Xinchang, Zhejiang, China.

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    Left: A stone carving face of The Laughing Buddha (Pot-Belly Buddha)
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    Right: 2nd Entrance to the world of tranquility at Da Fo Temple.
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  2. Anonymous1:33 AM

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    Last Saturday, I visited Xinchang,
    Zhejiang Province.

    Its about 200km (approx 2hrs
    drive) from Hangzhou,Zhejiang
    Province.
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    Xinchang is more than 1,000 years
    old and has a population of
    400,000 inhabitants and was once
    a sleepy hallow town and now is a
    place rich with its agricultural
    products like ground nut, peanut
    and all sort of nuts.

    She has rough mountain terrain
    and is a small city itself with
    many small & light industries to
    contribute to the economy.

    The main feature of the city
    is the 1,600 years old Da Fo
    (Almighty Buddha) Temple
    (1600 years old).
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  3. Anonymous1:37 AM

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    Yeah, I luv Sophie's remarks:

    "The latest pair of pictures
    somehow evoke a sense of
    tranquility.
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    Hope everyone will find
    tranquility in a world that
    is full of chaos and injustice".
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    Dedicated to Uncle Cheng:
    Buddhism is a spiritually
    established path where one
    is able to learn about their
    true nature and come to a deep
    understanding of their inner self.
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    This in turn brings inner peace
    for oneself. All said, real peace
    - be it personal, family or the
    world - ultimately begins with
    the individual.
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