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Pics of Your Religion!
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ElizabethGould
Iik Onkaar
Two Sikh men practicing the martial arts of gatka:
A couple at a Sikh wedding:
A granthi reading from the Guru Granth Sahib, which sits under a canopy and sits on a special cloth:
A kirpan and gatrey (strap):
A Sikh policeman, serving in London:
A picture showing a Sikh WWII RAF pilot. This is actually a picture of the last of the WWII Sikh pilots, who recently died:
A couple at a Sikh wedding:
A granthi reading from the Guru Granth Sahib, which sits under a canopy and sits on a special cloth:
A kirpan and gatrey (strap):
A Sikh policeman, serving in London:
A picture showing a Sikh WWII RAF pilot. This is actually a picture of the last of the WWII Sikh pilots, who recently died:
Leftimies
Dwelling in the Principle
After leaving Confucianism for Buddhism, maybe I could benefit ya all with some update on this thread! 
The majestic temple valley of former Kingdom of Bagan, in what now is Myanmar. A grand total of over 2,000 temples can be found from this single valley, with research indicating around 10,000 being built originally during the golden age of the now vanished kingdom. In this area, Theravada Buddhism is practiced.
Some Theravada meditators from Thailand:
Eihei-ji in the Fukui prefecture, a key temple for the Soto Zen Buddhism.
And then, various Zen food for thought:
And, of course, let us end with the Multiverse:
The majestic temple valley of former Kingdom of Bagan, in what now is Myanmar. A grand total of over 2,000 temples can be found from this single valley, with research indicating around 10,000 being built originally during the golden age of the now vanished kingdom. In this area, Theravada Buddhism is practiced.
Some Theravada meditators from Thailand:
Eihei-ji in the Fukui prefecture, a key temple for the Soto Zen Buddhism.
And then, various Zen food for thought:
And, of course, let us end with the Multiverse:
(For the symbolism.)
(That Pentagram should be "inverted", however.)
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mimpibird39
So Many Gods!
In honor of the Kemetic festival Wep Ronpet, here are some relevant pictures!
Apep being slain.
Osiris, Horus The Elder, Seth, Isis, and Nephthys.
Apep being slain.
Osiris, Horus The Elder, Seth, Isis, and Nephthys.
ElizabethGould
Iik Onkaar
An old copy of the Dasam Granth:
A picture depicting Guru Nanak-ji at the house of the low-caste carpenter Bhai Lalo. The story is intended to teach the meaning of earning food (a living) by honest means:
A woman reads the Guru Granth Sahib-ji
A picture depicting Guru Nanak-ji at the house of the low-caste carpenter Bhai Lalo. The story is intended to teach the meaning of earning food (a living) by honest means:
A woman reads the Guru Granth Sahib-ji
NoraSariah
Active Member
The Universe.
You are a magnet. You attract everything you want, even things you don't want, just by the way you think and act.
Meditation helps to center and align you with the Universe.
Karma. What you give, you get back.
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
The Universe.
Meditation helps to center and align you with the Universe.
That is absolutely gorgeous!
NoraSariah
Active Member
:beach:Baha'i youth conference, UK.
Shrine of the Beloved Bab in Haifa, Israel;
Entrance to the Shrine of Baha'u'llah;
Gardens surrounding the Shrine of Baha'u'llah;
Apologies for the size, when I tried playing around with BB code it wouldn't display.
Shrine of the Beloved Bab in Haifa, Israel;
Entrance to the Shrine of Baha'u'llah;
Gardens surrounding the Shrine of Baha'u'llah;
Apologies for the size, when I tried playing around with BB code it wouldn't display.
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
Pretty!
ohhcuppycakee
Active Member
ohhcuppycakee
Active Member
Nice pics, I saw a clip of some whirling dervishes once. I might take the time to see it in real life one day.
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
I like the dervishes too.
Church of the Holy Prophet Elias in Bajina Basta, Serbia:
