Inside the wooden monastery
In 1990 a handful of monks returned to Baldan Baraivan to begin teaching again. the community came together and rebuilt the small temple at the north end of the valley as well they built the small wooden temple to the east of the main temple for the monks to resume their teaching.
When we steps inside this building we almost had the feeling being in Tibet as Lamaism and the Temple decoration is quite similar.
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Pfriemer 19/02/2013 15:17
danke Sylvia, ich zeige hier mal ein Foto, das ich in Lhasa aufgenommen habe. Es zeigt den Innenraum im Sera Kloster.Die Ähnlichkeit der Inneneinrichtung ist verblüffend, der Ursprung des Lama-Buddhismus ist der gleiche in Tibet, wie auch in der Mongolei:
Interior of the Sera monastery
PfriemerLiebe Grüße Wolfgang