Goldener Fels...
eine berühmte Pilgerstätte in Myanmar. Der Glaube sagt, dass der Fels dort oben nur von einem Haar Buddhas gehalten wird. Es war ein wunderbares Erlebnis, bei Sonnenaufgang dort mit Pickups hochzufahren und das letzte Stück zu laufen. Ich war vor 2 Jahren dort und konnte erleben, wie die Pilger, die zum Teil dort übernachtet hatten, den Berg wieder hinunter strömten. Damals war gerade ein besonderes Fest.
Inspiriert von einem fc´ler habe ich das Bild heute reingestellt, leider nur ein Scan vom Papierbild, also nicht von besonders guter Qualität.
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Oo Myo 03/08/2006 10:31
Do you know the Rock will never be fall down from the top of the mountain? No matter how strong power if you push, it will be rolling back to your reverse direction always. No matter how bad weather may be but can never be fall down. How amazing and highly powerful is it. You should go to visit there to get your own experiences. You shake it; you move it but only rolling like a seesaw just roll back backward to direction, example if nearly like a position of going to be fall down then will fall back on you automatically, can never be resist not to roll back. We here, Australia never have like that kind of amazing things. Many amazing and unbelievable things exist in Myanmar, especially in Buddha’s places; many of these are against to the natural and unusually strange. Hi all members! we need like that kind of photos with big point of view, with large size JPEG mega pixels format, example if try to looking for like the kind of photos in website but you will hard to see with large size mega pixel image, just only small little one, anyway anyone would you like to donate photos of Kyaik Htee Yoe Pagoda Please upload here? It will be very grateful and appreciated to you please. But, I recommend we should have the free photo community websites to join anyone, unlimited days, freedom and without any charge.By the way, if you have the Kyaik Htee Yoe Pagoda or any amazing incredible Buddha’s photos would you like to email me by attachments to this following please:
With Metta,
Myo
Australia
Sydney
Christap 07/05/2006 21:25
Deine Erklärung dazu ist sehr interessant. Das es ein Scan ist, kann man an der Quali zwar erkennen, aber du hast das Beste daraus gemacht. Ist dir klasse gelungen. Außerdem entscheidet ja auch der Gesamteindruck, den ein Bild hinterläßt ... und der ist sehr gut.LG Christa
Andrea Leppers 07/05/2006 19:46
Es sieht wirklich so aus, als würde der goldene Fels jeden Moment abrutschen,- deine Bilderklärung finde ich sehr interessant.Liebe Grüße Andrea
Luciano Mortula 07/05/2006 12:40
Golden Rock!!I miss it in my Myanmar experience..
Beautiful Gold colours!
Ciao,
Lu.
MANDALAY: MOTHER & SON..
Luciano Mortula