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Colours, Music and Nature has no religion....Neither does GOD.
This image was shot before the entrance of Dhyanalinga. Its told to be a all-religion temple though the practices followed are very close to hindusim. Or is it? I have never been to a Hindu temple which is almost always open to anyone.No aarthi, no chants and sound of bells...pure silence.
Read for yourself. I would like to know your comments.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhyanalinga
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaggi_Vasudev
Ask uncle google for more details....
Fresh in Northern Rail colours, 319365 hammers north through Acton Bridge on 5Z20 Crewe - Liverpool South Parkway test/crew training run. Poor shot as this snook up on me, annoying as I wanted a shot of these new units to the North. 10.04.15
These little flowers were a surprise when the colder weather came and days grew shorter. They changed from a solid yellow and white to these magnificent hues of reds and purples.
View of Fargegaten (means: Street of Colours), the famous colorful pedestrian street with shops and plenty of places for coffee and drinks in Stavanger, Norway.
These large pieces of coloured glass are based on the 2nd level of the old lighthouse at Dungeness.There was a lamp in the middle (someone's nicked it). When lit it would allow approaching ships to know whether they were in the correst position. If they came from one direction they had a green light but if they saw a red one then they were too close to shore. When coming from the opposite direction the colours were reversed.