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Monthly Archive: April, 2014
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Approach to the Punakha Dzong
Here is the very famous Punakha Dzong. A dzong, one remembers, is a combination religious and administrative center of a province. One of the largest in Bhutan, it is also the second oldest:… Continue reading
The groom’s all-traditional implements
And his wedding ring.
Into the famous Chimee Lakhang
Where some come to pray for fertility and children.
The charm is in the details
Love the birds painted on her nails!
Prayer Wheels
Based on a principle similar to that of the prayer flags seen earlier, prayer wheels are set outside temples, and there’s often hundreds of them. It is one’s duty to turn as many… Continue reading
A bride and groom on their wedding day
Tokyo, July 2013. Details of the clothes to follow!
The Wheel of Law
One of the symbols seen in, around and most at the top of most Buddhist temples. The Wheel of Law represents the symmetry, completeness and adequacy of the law, of the precepts of… Continue reading
Ha! Canon users!
Did you know that the name of your camera simply comes from the name of the goddess Kanon?
