Creation of a Sand Mandala
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The weeks' work by the Tibetan monks-
We all know the particular political oppression that Tibet has been under for the last several decades... I thought it was a fitting photo for this theme because despite what has happened in their country the Tibetan monks and people respond with peace and compassion towards everyone. Political tyranny does not have to breed violence.
The mandala represents peace
In the story A Week With Buddhist Monks.
7 responses
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jaume morera guixa gave props (18 Feb 2011):
MAGNIFICA fotografia...!!
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daniele castellucchio gave props (19 Feb 2011):
fantastic!!!
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John Linton gave props (20 Feb 2011):
Rockin' JPG's Theme Park (most powerfully).
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Andrea Petersen gave props (20 Feb 2011):
Wow! Excellent and artistically arranged.
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Judy and Wayne Wanamaker gave props (23 Jun 2011):
Wonderful capture! voted.
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Debbie Smartt gave props (4 Jul 2011):
Great!
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Steven Schutz gave props (6 Oct 2011):
How could anyone argue against peace and comassion for all, only the insane...I have seen these monks fashon these mandalas up close, their artistry is without equal, they are gentel souls...their opressor is the very apitomy of evil as are other opressors, sadly it is the way of the human being, or atlest a percentage of them...being a Buddhist, I endeavor to adhere to the teachings of Siddhartha, the Buddha, it has helped me overcome much and has set me on the right path...What a great colection of images...Voted..
