Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Samye Ling: Part 1 of 2

Founded in 1967, the Samye Ling Centre is located in a peaceful valley on the banks of the River Esk near the town of Lockerbie. It was the first Tibetan Buddhist Centre to have been established in the West.
(Please note: All Images in this series have been taken by Mooncat755).
Prayer Flag.
Nagarjuna.
A closer look.
More Prayer Flags. 
The path into the Centre. 
Peace Garden.
Guru Rinpoche.
 
A Dragon. 
The Dragon's tail.
Snow Lion on the Stupa.
The Stupa.

Chortens.
Chortens and the Butterlamp House. 
The Temple through the trees.  
In the Temple courtyard.  
The Temple. 

1 comment:

  1. These pictures were very different to the usual postings and very enjoyable too. Although they depict a different culture from another part of the world, the scenes seem to sit very happily in the surrounding countryside. Different!

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