Temple Nepal (Repost)

Let me take you down . . .
’cause we’re going to Temple Nepal

First you should fly high a prayer
(please don’t leave your karmic
and plastic litter there)

A change of astral pace . . .

in the Garden of Kathmandu Dreams

Help! I’m being held captive by Lamas
in pajamas at a Himalayan Monastery

for spinning the Mother of Prayer Wheels

without the transcdental authority.

Pray softly and carry a big stick

. . . for your prey 🙏 Namaste!

Sorting out the prayer flags

. . . and doing a great job at it.

“It is appointed for man to die once …”

Photography;
David & Linda Redpath © 2019-26

119 thoughts on “Temple Nepal (Repost)”

  4. David, thanks for sharing a world unique to a fella sitting in Ohio on a cool, almost feeling like spring day. These images help to broaden my appreciation for all of the amazing people on our planet.

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  6. Most beautiful pics.when you will go your country-India and Nepaal are going with you as immortal memories and they will call you again and again😊hey dearRedpath!!have you visited the Temple of Pashpati Naath at Kathmaandu.most beautiful and memorable.if you have not plz visit that surely.without this the trip of Nepaal is uncompleted.

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    1. There is much reconstruction work going
      on at the Pashupatinath Temple. With all
      the earthmoving equipment & debris out
      the front, I assumed it was temporarily
      closed. It was only as we were leaving
      Kathmandu I learned that the main temple,
      at the back of the grounds, was still open.
      Too late … Very disappointing. Next time.

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      1. You’re welcome, David. So happy that it was a Magical Mystery Tour. There are truly times to be undercover and missing in action. Did you find the eggman, did you find the walrus while undercover? 😉

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    1. Thanks Cindy.
      The recent catastrophe to hit
      Nepal 🇳🇵 seems even more
      tragic after seeing how simply
      most of the population live.
      Simple in comparison to the
      materialistic lifestyle of us in
      the West. Their culture is
      primarily spiritual in nature 🕉✨️

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  36. So beautiful photographs, I haven’t been there, I haven’t travelled to the Himalayas’ land… But I saw in my dreams… Great place in the World/Earth… And how sad, how tragic now they are dealing with a humanitarian disaster caused by a catastrophic glacial collapse and landslide.. Thank you for sharing with us and you are lucky to be there. I hope days to turn normal again… Love, nia

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    1. A mountainous 🏔 thank you, Nia.
      To see the Himalayas rising up
      through a sea of clouds ⛅️ toward
      the morning Sun 🌞 was a special
      highlight of our trip, along with
      catching the night train from Jaipur
      to Udapur 🚂
      I highly recommend going once
      the current disaster is overcome.
      It is particularly heartbreaking to
      see the devastation having been
      to the region and meeting so many
      wonderful people there 💔

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      1. Due to health problems, I couldn’t fulfill this dream. But I’ve always been happy to see the journeys of travelers like You who have had this experience. Thank you. Love, nia

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