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Those involved in the project to preserve the wall around the Chief Joseph Memorial Gravesite got to “touch history.” The National Historic Landmark is at the north end of Wallowa Lake, along Highway 351.
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Notice how the duck is just about to touch the water...I wish I could've gotten the duck sharper.
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My favorite time of the day...next to a sunrise but I haven't gotten to see too many of those lately. ;-( Title borrowed from song by Nadama & Shastro-A Reiki Offering and I will have this photo in mind when I go in for my Reiki massage in the morning.
The keeper says goodbye to the seal at the end of the performance and the seal puts out his flipper to "shake hands". I thought it showed a huge amount of trust, tenderness and training on the part of the seal and the keeper. A very touching moment and I love the way the seal is looking up at him as though waiting for a kiss!!
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112 Pictures in 2012 - #40 - Something beginning with T - (touching, trust, tenderness, training and trainer).
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It was a moonless night with no clouds and the Milky Way was showing well! Unfortunately there was a lot of haze (or something) that made getting all of the Mily Way impossible. Enjoyable night though :-)
While balancing Juniper and Pistachio on a fallen tree, Juniper leaned forward and touched noses with Pistachio. :)
Makotekan (the exciting purification ceremony)
This unique activity can only be found in Munggu village, Mengwi, Badung.
Makotekan is performed in order to purify the village and serves as symbol of never ending battle between virtue and evil.
Makotekan is usually held in the afternoon and last until night. Makotekan begins with a procession of temple treasure, deities’ effigies, temple’s flags and holy weapons from all temples in the village to Pura Desa (Village Temple). This procession involves hundreds of villagers and accompanied by the Gamelan Baleganjur. Half of the male members of the procession, especially the youth carry Kotekan (Long wood staves decorated with leaves and tamiang –a shield like ornament made of young coconut leaves). Arriving at the village temple, the members of procession pray together, ask for blessing for the success of Makotekan activity.
After the praying session is over the procession of temple treasure, deities’ effigies, temple’s flags and holy weapons depart for Ngider Bhuana (encircling universe/ village in this context) journey. The male members of procession who carry the Kotekan begin to perform the Makotekan activity in the front part the procession. They thrash each other in semi trance at first but since this activity involves hundreds of men the thrashing session soon over replaces by making a mountain like pile of staves, each side of the pile push the pile as hard as they can and eventually the pile will collapse and fall on the weaker side. This activity is repeated over an over along the way.
Though Makotekan is a dangerous activity but there is no injury inflicted to the performers or members of the procession. They believe that the deities will protect them and there is nothing to be afraid since they perform the Mekotekan activity for the welfare of the village.
(taken from: blog.baliwww.com)