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that's a path we made for my dog to go pee outside. there was a huge snow storm, the snow is so high and it took forever to make that path!
I liked the strong features of this Buddha, which was in contrast to the few that I was familiar with, before this visit.
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These are the images I look forword to when I start my walks in the woods.Just looking down this path and not taking it is peacefull enough for me. But then I wonder what nature holds for me rite around the next corner. I just can't get enough sites like this.
The Wisdom Path (formerly known as the Heart Sutra Inscription) traces a series of 38 wooden steles (upright monuments containing verses from the centuries-old Heart Sutra, one of the world’s best-known prayers revered by Confucians, Buddhists and Taoists alike.
These steles display the Chinese version of the prayer, based on the calligraphy of famous contemporary scholar Professor Jao Ssung-l, and are arranged in a pattern, which represents infinity.
Located in the hills of Ngong Ping a short walk from the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, the Wisdom Path offers a view of the South China Sea.