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         		 Buddhist Monks at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap: by dianne_monaghan, Views[1036]
         		 Village boys: by dianne_monaghan, Views[716]
     
    Stall Holder at Siem Reap Market: by dianne_monaghan, Views[796]
         		 Pig Head in Siem Reap market: by dianne_monaghan, Views[601]
         		 Floating Village Girl: by dianne_monaghan, Views[1015]
         		 Afternoon De-Light: by arial, Views[242]
         		 clouds
     
    cloud shadows dance on leeched soil: by arial, Views[317]
         		 ...whats around the corner: by arial, Views[292]
         		 earth and sky: by arial, Views[280]
         		 Through The Looking Glass - hiding from bright light: by arial, Views[232]
         		 by eidos, Views[265]
     
    by eidos, Views[290]
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         		 On the tuk tuk: by nicola, Views[405]
     
    Typical Cambodian house: by nicola, Views[847]
         		 People working in the fields: by nicola, Views[509]
         		 Exploring: by nicola, Views[395]
         		 Carvings at Banteay Shrei: by nicola, Views[406]
         		 Bantrey Santre: by nicola, Views[407]
     
    Cycling along: by nicola, Views[358]
         		 Our painful bikes: by nicola, Views[300]
         		 Not a self portrait!: by nicola, Views[336]
         		 Ta Phrom: by nicola, Views[293]
         		 Ta Phrom: by nicola, Views[342]
     
    At lunch: by nicola, Views[282]
         		 View from Pre Rup: by nicola, Views[377]
         		 Elephants! : by nicola, Views[321]
         		 Me and one of the many, many kids who tried to sell us stuff - he was actually running to get out of the photo, but didn't quite make it. He won the award for most persistant! : by nicola, Views[318]
         		 Trees taking over: by nicola, Views[335]
     
    Exploring Preah Khan: by nicola, Views[346]
         		 Terrace of the Leper King (the best name i think): by nicola, Views[368]
         		 Lucky we took our jackets, it poured down!: by nicola, Views[349]
         		 Chris at Preah Palilay: by nicola, Views[368]
         		 The Kleangs (apparently dancers used to perform on tightropes between these towers, for the kings amusement): by nicola, Views[461]
     
    This was one of our faves: by nicola, Views[322]
         		 The Bayon temple: by nicola, Views[312]
         		 On the main causeway: by nicola, Views[354]
         		 One of many, many statues of this type: by nicola, Views[328]
         		 There I am! : by nicola, Views[360]
     
    The view that Chris got when he was allowed up the big tower (I was sulking down below): by nicola, Views[281]
         		 Having a break: by nicola, Views[422]
         		 Ancient library: by nicola, Views[366]
         		 Intrepid explorer: by nicola, Views[371]
         		 Bas Reliefs (one of the many things that Angkor Wat is famous for): by nicola, Views[326]
     
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    We began our time in South India with a nine day retreat at Shantivanam Ashram where there is a long tradition of Benedictine Catholics seeking to further their Christian path by learning from the wisdom of India's historically deep traditions. Most famous among them is the late English monk, Father Bede Griffiths. Some of the intentional Christian-Hindu integration is external, such as the extreme poverty, here the monks wear robes resembling the clothing of India's centuries of Hindu holy men who shed material possessions so as not to obstruct them from their spiritual path.: by ivan_miral, Views[1877]
    We began our time in South India with a nine day retreat at Shantivanam Ashram where there is a long tradition of Benedictine Catholics seeking to further their Christian path by learning from the wisdom of India's historically deep traditions. Most famous among them is the late English monk, Father Bede Griffiths. Some of the intentional Christian-Hindu integration is external, such as the extreme poverty, here the monks wear robes resembling the clothing of India's centuries of Hindu holy men who shed material possessions so as not to obstruct them from their spiritual path.

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