😀📷🫵✍️ Dear @x-rain Friend, I hope you're fully recovered!... Thank you for this post, I needed to see your photos, as always, very good!... I've seen a bit of Buddhism in all its variations, very interesting!... I read a lot, I've been reading since I was very young, it's a kind of addiction... I don't learn much from what I read, I don't memorize complete sentences or chapter numbers or things like that, but the essence of what I read stays with me and I usually learn from it... The first time I read about Buddha, I think it was a compendium of his 53 sutras, and long before that I had read the Bible, the Mahabharata, the Tao Te Ching, the Ramayana, some Soro-Astrism, and I don't remember what else of that type of book that I call "wisdom books," including some related to Advaita Vedanta, which I think are my favorites, but reading those sutras of Buddha, I was fascinated to see how "everything fits together" when one dedicates oneself to exploring the world of... Different human beliefs... Perhaps I ended up being a little "uncomfortable" for many, because I like to say that "everything is one," but it can be said in so many different ways that we tend to get confused... Anyway, I'm glad to hear from you, about your journey, and I hope you don't get sick again! I wish you good health! Thank you for this post!
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RE: Sarnath, India: A Walk in the Cradle of Buddhism. Tibetan, Japanese, and Chinese Temples