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Ganesha around the world – Japan, Mexico, Thailand, and Indonesia

Ganesha around the world – Japan, Mexico, Thailand, and Indonesia July 18, 2021, 12:53 PM IST Nikhil Chandwani is an author of 10 Books, TED(x) Speaker, and Founder- Writers Rescue Centre. He was recently awarded the Rashtriya Gaurav Award in 2019 for excellence in social entrepreneurship. His firm, Writers Rescue Centre has given voice to over 211 individuals in India through a Gurukul System. Nikhil is a believer of Sanatan Dharma and vows to bring back the real history of India. LESS. MORE Hinduism is the world’s oldest surviving religion. The concepts, rituals, pilgrimage sites, cosmological systems, and knowledge of Hinduism have helped this faith survive and thrive despite numerous invasions and disasters. Vedic yajna, yoga, and Ayurveda have saved innumerable people. The knowledge of Dharma is being practiced and adapted globally.

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Heartlands: Shinkoenji | Living | Metropolis Magazine Japan

Beyond the edgy electricity of Koenji’s retro vintage shop-studded streets lies its cooler, peaceful neighbor Shinkoenji.

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Discover Japan s sustainable wonderland in Wakayama Prefecture

Discover Japanâs sustainable wonderland in Wakayama Prefecture Jessica Korteman 29 April 2021 Japanâs Wakayama Prefecture has long been revered for its natural and spiritual significance Â© Mirko Kuzmanovic / Shutterstock Through the mists of time, Japanâs Wakayama Prefecture has been revered for its natural and spiritual significance. Here among the primeval forest, rejuvenating hot springs and breathtaking natural vistas of the Kii Peninsula, even the air itself feels sacred. Traversing its ancient network of trails in pilgrimage connects one to not only places of worship, but also to the wider natural environment, where meditating to the rhythm of nature and the sound of oneâs footsteps becomes a healing balm for the soul.

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TsukuBlog | National Treasure Picture Scroll Illustrates Life of Ippen (一遍上人), the Founder of the Ji-Shu(時宗), the Ji-Sect of Pure Land Buddhism ( and a bit about the Ji-Sect Temples in Tsukuba)

TsukuBlog | National Treasure Picture Scroll Illustrates Life of Ippen (一遍上人), the Founder of the Ji-Shu(時宗), the Ji-Sect of Pure Land Buddhism ( and a bit about the Ji-Sect Temples in Tsukuba)
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TsukuBlog | On Feb 11 Every Year- A Shower of Snacks at Tsukuba`s Venerable Izumi Kosodate Kannon Temple ( Keiryu-Ji)　- 泉子育観音　慶龍寺　の　年越大祭　( 豆まき) -CANCELLED in 2021

TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. On Feb.11 Every Year- A Shower of Snacks at Tsukuba`s Venerable Izumi Kosodate Kannon Temple ( Keiryu-Ji)　- 泉子育観音　慶龍寺　の　年越大祭　( 豆まき) -CANCELLED in 2021 10 February, 2021 Last year on the day of the MAME MAKI Festival at the KOSODATE KANNON ( KEIRYU-JI). The silver sheet on the left was put up for protection from the frosty winds blowing on that day. By Avi Landau For centuries, when parents and grandparents in the villages and towns of southern Ibaraki Prefecture have wanted to pray for their children`s growth, health, safety, and future success, they have come to a temple associated with the Shingon Sect of Buddhism, located near the banks of the Sakura River, in the neighborhood of Izumi, near the foot of Mt Tsukuba. Though officially bearing the name KEIRYU-JI (慶龍寺) – as it was founded by a priest called KEIRYU-SHONIN back in the year 1618, it is much

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