The Buddhist Temple

Fascinating blog and your photo,s are beautiful something I probably would never have seen ..Thankyou for sharing.....

So true Lincslass , I love this side of Goy things I m not likely to see never knew existed then blown away by the sheer beauty - its great to see where you garden as well as gardens themselves.

To think you want a few humble tulips amidst all this ..not a Buddhist but if you could just take all the best bits of each religion and meld them altogether..

Thank you Lincslass, I'm glad you liked it!

I'm not a Buddhist either and totally agree with you Bonkers... if we just could put them allr eligions together maybe would be blessed with a better world :o)!

So true .. I know sometimes we may stray from the garden path but does that matter if we care and consider one another ?

Read things here that have little to do with gardening but others seem to get pleasure and enjoyment - its great to read people relating to each other so well .

Mm perhaps I am a Buddhist ..in this hectic world I d like to return as a Sloth please ..might just take all day to climb that tree man - if i feel like it !

LOL!!!
During the exaustive and long years of my master and phd degrees i used to say to the internship students, who followed me everywhere, that to the next encarnation all i want is to be a kitten... to scratch and stretch, purr..rrring around completelly lazy.... hehehe

Hmmm.....I'm with you Aleyna...a kitten or a puppy....what a life!!
I really enjoyed your blog and pictures. Such a lovely place and so interesting. Thank you for posting this. :o)

puppy everytime Gilli. i want to belong to a sweet old lady that just wants to pamper me...lol

We don't tend to think of buildings like these as new. These look much better than modern styles. It's nice to see them and they're so colourful.

Yes, interesting, colourful blog. I'll be a robin, flying around, singing beautifully, terrorising other birds at the feeders and starring in christmas cards - oh, I'd be a male so I didn't have to lay those eggs (enormous in comparrison to body size).

I agree with BB. The buildings are fantastic, thanks for sharing them with us, the scenery around the buildings was breath taking, thanks again.

What a fantastic enlightening blog.
I agree with Wagger above but I would come back as a female just for an easy life!

Thank you all for the comments, I'm glad you liked.

It was really interesting to see hoe people who loves plants and flowers also love animals, pets or wild ones :o)

Sandra you put in words my thoughts... yep I want an Grandma Angela to pamper me around, even whe is completelly exausted after a long day work... :o)

LOL a being male... I dont think I would come as a male kitten.... you know those terrible ideas about castration they have about male pets... hehehe

What beautiful scenery and buildings. You are very lucky to have such beauty(natural and man made) so close to you!

I'm glad you liked Paulthegardener.
My wish is to share with GOY members the beauty of our nature , your gardens are so beautiful and full of life :o)!

And well done Aleyna. This is really a beautiful place, and high up with a wonderful view it looks like. Great for the open air and that contemplative feeling. Well constructed blog, very bright and informative. These buddhist temples pop up all over, never really sure where you'll find one.

Another nice blog, Alenya! There's some very lovely scenery around there. The photo of the butterfly was lovely, too!

Thank you GT, for your kind words. I'm curious if you have one around, it might be wonderfull to see all thise colors surrounded by snow... :o)

Thank you Balcony, the sceneary itself claims for introspection and contemplation as GT said,
I've found this morning those plants where the butterfly is landed are called lantana camara...

I must confess that I paid more attention to the butterfly than to the flowers it had landed on! I recognize the flowers now as Lantana, the typical red & yellow flowers are a give away!