We need to find God, and he cannot be found in noise and restlessness. God is the friend of silence. See how nature - trees, flowers, grass - grows in silence; see the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence...We need silence to be able to touch souls.
~ Mother Teresa
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ReplyDeletemeron palang ganyan sa davao. hirap talaga pag hindi pa nakarating sa isang lugar.
ReplyDeletewonderful photos, very interesting building. wonderful swf
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic you have - I really hope, that storm don't come!
ReplyDeleteHello !
ReplyDeletePretty sky !
Wonderful photos. Specially love the top one, such nice composition! :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots for sky watch!
ReplyDeleteThis temple is really beautiful and the blue sky above too !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful SWF and very nice blog.
ReplyDeleteVery exotic pictures for me who's living in the Nortern part of the world. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful temple! Great SWF photos.
ReplyDeleteVery nice temple. How old is it?
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Yun lang, enough na!!! hihi.
ReplyDeletenindot! i missed davao... haven't been there for 5 years already...
ReplyDeletethe clear sky makes a nice contrast to the elaborate-ness of the temple, Luna!
ReplyDeletewonderful views! Great shots!
ReplyDeletewow! grabe, pumunta ka pala dito sis. super na tour ata ginawa nyo. taga dito nga ako pero d ko pa napuntahan lahat ng napuntahan mo. san yang temple? Yan ba yung sa may school ng Sakya? love ur photoblog. xlinks tau.
ReplyDeletehello, kerslyn! yes, i think there's a school behind this temple. it's along JP Cabaguio avenue. it was a 4-day stay lang...bitin nga e. will visit your link tonight.
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting.
Thank you, guys, for visiting my sky-watch post. I appreciate your visit and kind comments.:D
ReplyDeletePanaderos,
Sorry, i have no idea how old this temple is. But it is the biggest Buddhist temple in Mindanao so I thought it was worth visiting.:D
hi, dong! i also wanted to visit mosques but my friend [from davao] advised me that we might not be allowed to enter because it was a friday, and i was wearing a low-necked sleeveless top.:D
ReplyDeleteso this temple was a great stopover...and it goes to show that it's possible for christians, muslims, buddhist, etc. to live together peacefully.
lovely picture serene looking there at the temple.
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