The All seeing Eyes of Lord Buddha on a Stupa in Ladakh.
Interesting to note is the Crescent Moon a Symbol used by Tantrics in Hinduism or from Islam ?

The Tantric traditions of Tibetan Buddhism borrow the Trishul of Lord Shiva worshipped by Hindus.

The Fluttering Dragon Flag of the Drukpa Lineage of the Hemis Monastery at the 3 Idiot School & Hemis Nunnery during the Winter Festival in Shey , Ladakh.
The Willows have shed their leaves in Winter when temperatures call fall to – 25. C

This is in continuation of the post yesterday titled HIMALAYAN SYMBOLS.
The Enchanting Colourful Prayer Flags are all over and are in sharp contrast to the Beautiful but Arid High Altitude Desert that is Ladakh. ( the featured image says this better than my words)
Adore these pictures. I have prayer flags that were brought to me by great friends after their trip t0 Tibet and China.
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thank you for your comments and visit.
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beautiful Mukul….
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thank you
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my pleasure….
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Beautiful, and I love all these symbols. Thank you dear Mukul, have a nice day, Love, nia
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glad you liked them, thank you.
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I want to increase followers or readers of my blog. Please help
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what is the difference if you have 100 or 1000 followers.
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I mean view count
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what do you hope to get by that
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To reach out to more people and get opinions
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read others comments. spend more time reading and commenting
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Okay thank you
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but u need to blog regularly as well.however be clear on final aim
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All connected upwards – powerfully symbolic. Love this. Thanks. Robert.
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yes towards heaven probably
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true enough for me
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These are beautiful photos.
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thank you
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I have dreamed of going to Ladakh for many years, this is more inspiration! 😊 Great to see parallel symbols in different faiths; enjoy the differences but celebrate our oneness.
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you will not be disappointed. yet better to go when the years do not add up as the air is rarefied. Thank you
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A practical tip which hadn’t crossed my mind! I am 40 within a year, seems an appropriate milestone. Perhaps should spend more time earning pennies and less chucking out poetry to the air! 😀
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40 is a good time to look ahead and what has passed as well.
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Lovely, probably the one thing most people get from their trip to Ladakh
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thank you
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD IN HINDUISM
By Promod Puri
Besides His numinous and varied perceptions God also offers a meaningful perspective which can be created by the assembly of good thoughts. And the divine residency begins in that on-going construction.
Basically it is an eloquent temperament we are trying to build which gives rationality and practicality to the institution of God.
The ecumenical concept of God of being the supreme governor who creates, sustains and destroys the universe, and everything else including what influences our lives, does not reveal the reasons behind all the puzzles and mysteries of His or Her observable deeds.
In other words our perception of God as being a creator with His mystical powers which sustains the universe, can not comprehend many universal and natural phenomenons.
One reason is that man is just one of the millions of creatures who in actuality is microscopic in His infinite and colossal universe. Still our imaginations and metaphysical attempts know no boundaries to fathom His magnanimity.
For a moment let us compare a human being to a small ant who is trying to study God up there in the celestial world.
Read More: https://promodpuri.com/2016/10/31/assembly-of-god-in-hinduism/
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tks, need time to digest
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