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They turned out well didn't they, those two were the last i took of that bird, have 76 photos already saved of that species.

Today think see if i can find something different as I need to take more photos, might head to the beach, tomorrow is supposed to be snowing up the road here, so i might as well enoy Molly

enjoy

Its currently 29.5 degrees at front door so it wont be tonight. I managed to get a few photos Molly, visited a saltwater swamp and took 375 pictures, most have been deleted but got a few.












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Nice pic of pelicans bum


Mr Rob a woman is getting friendly on another site she has this in her profile .."NMRK - SGIA - Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism"...

What does it mean bro, is she a good buddah or a bad buddah?

Thanks cuz

i just google it and came up with

Nichiren Buddhism began in medieval Japan. It has its roots in the teachings of Nichiren Daishonin (1222-1282), a 13th century Japanese monk who tried to reform Buddhism and Japanese society.


I studied Dalai Lamas school, which is I think the only complete form of Buddhist thought, including Kagyu teachings
Karma Kagyu directly link time of the Buddha
{The Karmapa is the head of the Karma Kagyu, the largest sub-school of the Kagyu, itself one of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism. The historical seat of the Karmapas is Tsurphu Monastery in the Tolung valley of Tibet.} Karmapa Lama has agreed to stand in when Dalai Lama dies.

Dalai Lama is protector of the Mahayana teachings based on the Buddhist tradition of Lama Tsongkhapa of Tibet. Lama Tsongkhapa realized the path from Lord Atisha. Its that school i studied >

Other forms of Buddhism lack a aspect of the Buddhas teaching relating compassion, a finer detail that i dunno the detail of.

The nearest source to qualified FPMT teachings to your location would probably be:
Tara Institute 3 Mavis Avenue, Brighton East.




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