Temple - Blog Posts
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//I want to be a mystery, yet be known.I want to be together, yet alone is too much to ask, to be famous yet unknown? To be a wanderer, yet have a home?//
-Kara Douglas
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Temple on Kinkazan island, not far from Sendai in Tohoku, Japan
Sean bienvenidos a una nueva publicación en la cual aclararemos las diferencias entre un templo y un santuario japonés dicho esto pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - Seguramente, todos hemos visto alguna vez en fotos templos y santuarios que están por todo el archipiélago nipón y más de una vez nos hemos preguntado: ¿Cuáles son las diferencias entre ellos? - Primero la palabra santuario ¿Qué significa?: Es el lugar en el que los japoneses adoran a todos los kamis por lo cual cada uno tiene el suyo propio, también cabe destacar que puede ser una montaña un lago ect.. Cuando buscamos esta palabra en español, hace referencia a un templo,entonces ¿Cuáles son las principales diferencias? la principal sería que los santuarios sintoístas, disponen de una puerta principal llamada torii a diferencia de los templos budistas, que disponen de una pagoda. Ejemplos de templos budistas por ciudades Templo de Kiyomizu-dera (Kioto) Templo Kinkakuji (Kioto) Templo Senso-ji (Tokio) Templo de Hokokuji (Kamakura) Templo Todai-ji (Nara) Templo de Sanjusangendo (Kioto - Santuarios japoneses por ciudades: Santuario de Ise – Ciudad de Ise Santuario Meiji – Tokio Santuario Itsukushima – Miyajima Santuario Sumiyoshi Taisha – Osaka Santuario Hie Jinja – Tokio Santuario Izumo – Ciudad de Izumo - Para aclarar las dudas, entre un santuario y un templo: También hay que tener en cuenta los distintos nombres y otras de las cosas que caracterizan un templo son las siguientes : Komainu, Temizuya o chōzuya, Salas principales, Amuletos,Komainu, Temizuya el honden y el haiden. En próximos capítulos podemos hablar de cada uno de ellos, aparte de seguir realizando publicaciones de historia, arqueología, geografía entre otros temas de japón os deseo un cordial saludo. - Welcome to a new publication in which we will clarify the differences between a temple and a Japanese sanctuary. That being said, make yourself comfortable and let's get started. - Surely, we have all seen temples and sanctuaries that are all over the Japanese archipelago in photos and more than once we have asked ourselves: What are the differences between them? - First, the word sanctuary What does it mean?: It is the place where the Japanese worship all the kamis, so each one has their own, it is also worth noting that it can be a mountain, a lake, etc. When we look for this word in Spanish, it refers to a temple, so what are the main differences? The main one would be that Shinto shrines have a main door called torii. unlike Buddhist temples, which have a pagoda. Examples of Buddhist temples by city Kiyomizu-dera Temple (Kyoto) Kinkakuji Temple (Kyoto) Senso-ji Temple (Tokyo) Hokokuji Temple (Kamakura) Todai-ji Temple (Nara) Sanjusangendo Temple (Kyoto) Shitennoji Temple (Osaka) - Japanese shrines by cities: Ise Shrine – Ise City Meiji Shrine – Miyajima Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine – Osaka Fushimi Inari Shrine – Kyoto Hie Jinja Shrine – Tokyo Izumo Shrine – Izumo City - To clarify doubts, between a sanctuary and a temple: We must also take into account the different names and other things that characterize a temple are the following: Komainu, Temizuya or chōzuya, Main rooms, Amulets, Komainu, Temizuya the honden and the haiden. In future chapters we can talk about each of them, apart from continuing to publish publications on history, archaeology, geography, among other topics about Japan, I wish you a cordial greeting. - 寺院と日本の聖域の違いを明確にする新しい出版物へようこそ。そうは言っても、安心して始めましょう。 - 確かに、私たちは皆、日本列島各地にある寺院や聖域を写真で見たことがあり、それらの違いは何だろうかと自問したことが一度や二度ではありません。 - まず、聖域という言葉はどういう意味ですか?: それは日本人がすべての神を崇拝する場所であり、それぞれに独自の神があり、それが山や湖などであることも注目に値します。この単語はスペイン語で寺院を指しますが、主な違いは何でしょうか? 主なものは、神社には鳥居と呼ばれる表扉があることです。 塔のある仏教寺院とは異なります。 都市別の仏教寺院の例 清水寺（京都） 金閣寺（京都） 浅草寺（東京） 報国寺（鎌倉） 東大寺（奈良） 三十三間堂（京都） 四天王寺（大阪） - 都市別の日本の神社: 伊勢神宮 – 伊勢市 明治神宮 – 東京 厳島神社 – 宮島 住吉大社 – 大阪 伏見稲荷大社 – 京都 日枝神社 – 東京 出雲大社 – 出雲市 - 聖域と寺院の間の疑問を解消するには、次のような名前や寺院を特徴付けるその他のものについても考慮する必要があります: 狛犬、手水舎または手水舎、主室、お守り、狛犬、本殿と拝殿。 今後の章では、歴史、考古学、地理、その他日本に関するトピックに関する出版物の発行を続けることに加えて、それぞれのテーマについてお話します。心からご挨拶を申し上げます。
Sean bienvenidos a un nuevo apartado de la cuenta jainistasarqueólogos, para estrenarlo vamos a hacer un reel a modo debate si os parece bien dicho esto pongan cómodos que empezamos. - ¿Por qué hay esvásticas o cruces gamadas en Japón, india, etc.? Me gustaría aclarar que esta publicación no busca incitar la motivación u odio hacia dicho símbolo, voy a explicaros un poco el verdadero del símbolo y de cómo fue utilizado para el mal. La cruz gamada se usa en muchas culturas del mundo desde el neolítico para adorar al sol, además significa buena fortuna o bienestar, es muy usada por el hinduismo, los antiguos griegos, etruscos y de cómo un simple símbolo dependiendo de cómo se enfoque puede cambiar bruscamente de bueno a malo o a la inversa. - ¿Qué opinan ustedes? Leo gustosamente los comentarios, por favor es un debate, se intenta no buscar idolatrías, yo me mantengo neutro. - Espero que os guste y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones, que pasen una buena semana. - Welcome to a new section of the Jainistasarqueólogos account, to release it we are going to do a reel in debate mode if you think this is well said, make us comfortable that we start. - Why are there swastikas or swastikas in Japan, India, etc.? I would like to clarify that this publication does not seek to incite motivation or hatred towards said symbol, I am going to explain a little about the true symbol and how it was used for evil. The swastika is used in many cultures of the world since the Neolithic to worship the sun, it also means good fortune or well-being, it is widely used by Hinduism, the ancient Greeks, Etruscans and how a simple symbol depending on how it is focused can change abruptly from good to bad or vice versa. - What do you think? I read the comments with pleasure, please, it's a debate, we try not to look for idolatry, I remain neutral. - I hope you like it and see you in future publications, have a good week. - アカウントの新しいセクションへようこそ、それを開くために、我々はあなたがそれが良いと思う場合は、議論としてリールを作るつもりですので、自分自身を快適にし、始めましょう。 - なぜ日本やインドなどに鉤十字や卍があるのでしょうか？この投稿は、シンボルに対する動機や憎悪を煽るためのものではないことを明確にしておきたい。実際のシンボルと、それがどのように悪のために使われたのかについて少し説明しよう。卍は新石器時代から世界中の多くの文化で太陽を崇拝するために使われており、幸運や幸福を意味するものでもある。ヒンドゥー教、古代ギリシャ、エトルリアなどで広く使われており、単純なシンボルがアプローチの仕方によって、善から悪へ、あるいはその逆へと突然変化するものなのだ。 - どう思いますか？私は中立を保ちますので、偶像崇拝を探さないでください。 - それではまた、良い1週間を。
Tim Drake is Cassie Sandmark’s High Priest. The one who created a shrine, the one who called her ‘My Goddess’ to an alien, the one who brings offering—snacks, drinks, money, and such—, and the one who started it all.
Bart Allen is Cassie Sandmark’s second most devoted follower. He brings her snacks, shiny things, and beautiful new disastrous inventions. He is the second to call Cassie Sandmark his Goddess.
I can’t think of anything for Kon at the moment but that’ll probably change soon lmao
A temple in the mountains
Part 4/4
by TheFunnyBird on Flickr.The hidden temples of Guinsa, the headquarters of the Cheontae school of Buddhism in South Korea.
Jay Jagannath 🛕🙏🏻 Happy Jagannath Rath Yatra 2021...Stay Home Stay Safe. @vishwakitchenbhubaneswar #JayJagannath #jagannathpuri #odisha #festival #festive #puri #bhubaneswar #temple #puriJagannathtemple #Jagannathtemple #cuttack #omnamahshivaya #NewBhubaneswar #newdelhi #delhi #gurugram #mumbai #pune #chandigarh #assam #northeast #digboi #tinsukia #channai #bangalore #kolkata #india #livetoday (at Puri Jagannath Temple, Puri, Orissa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNV8n3FKkF/?utm_medium=tumblr
Jay Jagannath 🛕🙏🏻 Happy Jagannath Rath Yatra 2021...Stay Home Stay Safe. @vishwakitchenbhubaneswar #JayJagannath #jagannathpuri #odisha #festival #festive #puri #bhubaneswar #temple #puriJagannathtemple #Jagannathtemple #cuttack #omnamahshivaya #NewBhubaneswar #newdelhi #delhi #gurugram #mumbai #pune #chandigarh #assam #northeast #digboi #tinsukia #channai #bangalore #kolkata #india #livetoday (at Puri Jagannath Temple, Puri, Orissa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNUvXglsPk/?utm_medium=tumblr
what surrounds us.
Bangkok, Thailand | March 2020
I've been practicing doing portraits, yesterday I did Billie Elish :D does she look alike?
Shudhashu Ji asharm,UP, India
Stone archway @ devgiri fort #fort #fortsofindia #entrance #to #bharatamatha #temple #indianarcheology #archeology #stonefortress #dailyart #ancienttemples #architecture #undefeated #royal #mountaintop #entrance #stone #archway #roadtrippin #maharastra_ig #mughals #yadhav #kings #ancientcity #explore #daulatabad #maharastra #india (at Daulatabad, Maharashtra, India)
Stone archway @ devgiri fort #fort #fortsofindia #entrance #to #bharatamatha #temple #indianarcheology #archeology #stonefortress #dailyart #ancienttemples #architecture #undefeated #royal #mountaintop #entrance #stone #archway #roadtrippin #maharastra_ig #mughals #yadhav #kings #ancientcity #explore #daulatabad #maharastra #india (at Daulatabad, Maharashtra, India)
Ancient carvings. Dwarapalas(guards) guarding the central chamber which has the famous somaskhanda panel of shiva and parvathi wearing kiriti-mukhut (crown)along with their son skanda in mahishasuramardine cave temple (7th century AD). #preserved #history #skanda #indian #mythology #ancientarchitecture #archeology #ancientart #gods #pallavas #worldheritagesite #cave #temple #shiva #lordshiva #sculptures #rockcarving #granite #instagram #ancienttemple #religion #traditions #explorer (at Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, India)
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The peaceful Old Lady
There is this temple opposite to the house I stay, I do not know which deity, but I know it’s a Hindu temple.
Every evening someone comes and cleans the whole temple, lights a lamp and keeps the gates open. I do not know who does that. From that time everyone who passes by pause their walk and take a peep in, some just peep, pray from the outside and leave, while others just ignore the existence.
But then, there are these people who stop, take a peep, pause, and then decide to go in, they walk in, wash their hands and feet at the tap outside, and then pray. Some leave after the prayer is done, while others sit there for some time, I wonder what they think of, maybe about everything that’s going on in the world or maybe about something that’s happening inside their house. I wonder.
Today, I decided to take a look inside the temple myself, I am not a devotee, not religious either, I am just curious. I went inside, looked at the statue of the God, roamed around and decided to sit there for a while. I liked the positivity of the place. It was nice, the vibe and the aura the place holds is nice. That’s the only thing I like about places of worship.
One woman comes in, does the rituals in the right forms, and comes and sits next to me. We exchange a smile and neither of us speak. After a few minutes, she asks me where I am from as she has never seen me in that neighbourhood., I tell her that I am visiting a friend here and that this is not my place. Out of curiosity, I ask her where her house is. She gives a smile, a smile I can never describe, and then says, “I don’t have a house, I stay here until they close this temple and wander off to the next one.” I did not know how to respond and regretted asking her the question.
It then strikes me that I can find her a place to stay, I ask her if I could call some people who can come and fetch her, an old age home, maybe. She thanks for the offer, but then said that there is a peace in the way she lives. I try to convince her rather lure her with all the things she can have, a safe place to sleep, food, shelter, better facilities and everything that comes to my mind. Nothing helps. She thanked me again, and I asked her why, she said there is nothing she has to gain or lose, she has a family who are happy without her, she said she was happily married. No one abandoned her, she chose this, if there wasn’t quarantine she generally helps in one of the big temples.
She told me that she was not a devotee, rather liked doing what she does. She got up to leave, I asked her where she was headed to, she said there was a temple in the street nearby, and felt like going there. I waved goodbye and saw her leave. Her small figure faded as she walked slowly yet with so much peace.
I hope I meet her again.
It has been 4 days since I met her, and she has not returned, sometimes I wonder if I intruded a bit too much and maybe that’s why she is not returning. Maybe this temple is too small, and she found a better one. Whatever it is, I wait every evening, sipping my coffee, hoping she would return among the peepers and passer-by's I see every day. The peaceful old lady has not yet returned, and I wait…
Watch "The Gaming Hour: Glass and Bad's Minecraft Adventures, Introduction" on YouTube
So, I made a short video about a friend and i's Minecraft world so far.
We've done a few cool builds (my favourite is lady Death's temple) and had some crazy adventures.
Cloud Ruler Temple at night
At day
And bonus: vanilla
