Interior of Buddhist cave temple at Dambulla, SriLanka dating from 1st century BC.

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   Shriram Sivaramakrishnan | June 27, 2014

   That’s a nice photo you’ve taken – Buddha sleeping peacefully, inside a thatched tent-like roof – one that is too small for his greatness. It is nicely brought out 🙂

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   Vinita Agrawal | June 30, 2014

   Love the light on buddha’s face…in more ways than one! Great shot!

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   Don MacIver | July 4, 2014

   What a remarkable experience it must have been to travel to this far away land…exquisite images of such historic significance.

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   PUSHKAR BISHT | October 24, 2014

   Buddha is the symbol of peace. Everyone can be buddha but he has to go through according to his own voice, because if he listens to others and acts on it, his inner voice is somewhere drowned. It’s difficult to attain light but if we keep on struggling for it, we receive it one day. We don’t need to leave our home to be buddha. Buddha already lies within but we have to bring it out by deep meditation and realization…Buddha went beyond duality to attain enlightment, he finally attained it.

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   PUSHKAR BISHT | October 24, 2014

   “Sit in silence for a while everyday & listen to the music of your inner heart. Once you are connected to your inner heart then you are connected to Divine and then you will experience that you have never felt so much energy & purity earlier” Pushkar Bisht

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   PUSHKAR BISHT | October 24, 2014

   “God realization is the greatest and ultimate thing in this world but you can’t achieve this in a moment because you have to be pure and innocent first. You don’t need catch & wait for the light because light is already within you. You just have to realize it by meditating on it and then it will turn you into light & purity. This is the last & high stage where you will rise above all the things and mingle with the supreme soul” Pushkar Bisht

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   PUSHKAR BISHT | October 24, 2014

   I really love this quote by buddha.

   “Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.”

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