Int And Xc3 Collection

Incense sticks on joss stick pot are burning and smoke use for pay respect to the Buddha. Vung Tau. Vietnam

The Life of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. During a visit to Rajagaha City, the Buddha went for alms-round. Along the way King Bimbisara and his royal family paid repects to the Buddha

Reclining Buddha statue. After 45 years of teaching the Dharma, the Buddha passed into Parinirvana. Pitu Khosa Rangsay buddhist pagoda. The Life of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. Can Tho. Vietnam

Reclining Buddha painting. After 45 years of teaching the Dharma, the Buddha passed into Parinirvana. The Life of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. Chau Doc. Vietnam

Taoist Ong pagoda. Incense coils hang from the ceiling. Can Tho. Vietnam

Muslim woman holding islamic prayer beads

Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau Buddhist temple. Hand of the Buddha. Mudra : gesture of argument. Close-up. Chau Doc. Vietnam

Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau Buddhist temple. Lotus flower. Chau Doc. Vietnam

Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau Buddhist temple. The Life of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. Buddha with disciples, teaching. The Buddha exhorted His first sixty Arahant disciples to go forth in different

Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau Buddhist temple. Buddhist monk. Chau Doc. Vietnam

Christian woman praying the Rosary. Close-up. Vietnam

Passover Seder Haggadah in a Jerusalem jewish home, with wine and matsa

Ho Phap buddhist temple. Buddha statue. Vitarka mudra : symbolizes the Wheel of the Teaching. Vung Tau. Vietnam

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"Journey through Spiritual Traditions: Exploring Int and Xc3 in Vietnam" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of spiritual practices as we embark on a captivating journey through Vietnam. Our first stop takes us to Vung Tau, where incense sticks delicately burn on joss stick pots, filling the air with fragrant smoke that pays homage to the Buddha. Witnessing this sacred ritual is truly awe-inspiring. In Rajagaha City, we encounter King Bimbisara and his royal family paying their respects to the Buddha during His alms-round. The Soc Po Lok Buddhist temple in Chau Doc becomes our next destination, where Taoist Ong pagoda mesmerizes with its hanging incense coils from the ceiling - an ethereal sight that transports you into a realm of tranquility. Our exploration continues as we meet a Muslim woman holding Islamic prayer beads, her devotion evident in every touch. At Pitu Khosa Rangsay Buddhist pagoda, a magnificent reclining Buddha statue stands tall, symbolizing His transition into Parinirvana after 45 years of teaching the Dharma. Chau Doc unveils yet another masterpiece - a captivating painting depicting the Reclining Buddha's final moments before attaining enlightenment. Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau Buddhist temple enchants us further with intricate details like the Hand of the Buddha Mudra gesture and delicate Lotus flowers blooming serenely. As we delve deeper into Buddhism's teachings at Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau temple, we witness Siddhartha Gautama surrounded by His devoted disciples. Their unity inspires us as they spread His wisdom far and wide across different directions. A glimpse into monastic life awaits at Tinh Xa Ngoc Chau temple when we encounter a serene Buddhist monk immersed in meditation - an embodiment of peace itself.