12/09/2025
I think this is so beautiful and wonderful and heartwarming.
Buddhism and Buddhist Monks and Nuns offer incredible wisdom towards inner peace and healing of MindBodySpirit to any community.
Whenever I go to a Buddhist temple or space of divine energy, I feel this amazing Healing Light within me and all around me.
All these pictures are so beautiful.
My only concern is a sensitive, cultural one:
Personally and spiritually, I feel that it is deeply disrespectful to point our feet towards venerable monks and nuns.
In India, from a very young age, we are taught to sit in Sukhasana (lotus pose) on the floor, especially, in front of a priest or priestess or monk or nun, be they Hindus or Buddhists or any faith, for that matter.
If that proofs challenging for whatever reason, then sitting on a chair is another good option.
In these pictures, I wished the audience or listeners or visitors would have been told and taught this aspect to be culturally sensitive and respectful towards Buddhists monks and nuns in terms of appropriate body language, so to speak.
You simply would never see Indian people nor other people of Asian backgrounds dangle their legs out (on the floor) with feet facing monks and nuns.
Anyhow, other than that, this is a beautiful, spiritual expression of compassion and Sangha (community) by wise, venerable Buddhist monks and nuns.
Luminous love and blessings abound to allβ¦
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