 Venerable Ngawang Chojor creates a Tibetan Sand Mandala in the Capitol Rotunda.  Dedicated to the bipartisan co-operation of Governor Schweitzer and Lt. Governor Bohlinger. |   The Tibetan Monk spoke of the five Budddhas in the mandala representing compassion.  DISSOLUTION: He scattered the sand and gave it to the people as a blessing. Tibetan Sand Mandala was sponsored by the Tibetan Children's Educational Foundation. www.tibetanchildrenseducation.org |
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Trevor S.
7/17/2014 04:22:11 pm
Randomly came upon your blog while trying to find sacred sites to visit in Montana. Very surprised to see the sand mandala of compassion here, he made the same one in Billings the last time he visited. As I type this I still have some of the sand in my wallet, talk about synchronicity! 7/18/2014 12:48:57 pm
Since you are looking for sacred sites in Montana don't miss the Garden of a Thousand Buddhas in Arlee. Also on my website on the Earth Energy Grid page there are maps of ley lines across Montana and photographs of dolmens, pictographs and medicine wheels which line up in patterns. Thank your for your comment 5/17/2020 03:21:44 am
because of this, I became more curious about Tibetan Sand Mandala, that's why I had to make a further research about the said matter. There are several stuff that I have discovered; especially infos about its holiness and how sacred it is. Perhaps, I need to make more research through internet that's why I am hoping that other people would become interested to know Tibetan Sand Mandala too! I am sure it would always be a good topic. Leave a Reply. |
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