On the trail to Thyangboche (Tengboche)

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On the trail to Thyangboche (Tengboche)
June 2011 KTM Kathmandu Nepal
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White Stone Lotus at The Great Stupa at Sanchi, one of the oldest stone structures in India...
Inscriptions on a Mani stone
Khumbi Yul La
Labyrinth of the White Lotus or White Stone of Chartres Cathedral. An older Sufi/Egyptian manuscript can be found with this precise, exact pattern, predating the building of Chartres. The Knights Templar, builders of the great Gothic Cathedrals, learned these masonry techniques and sacred geometry from the Gnostic temple builders in the far East. The symbolism holds the same significance as the Ancient Egyptian and Buddhist imagery of the individual rising out of the lotus flower. This is why the Bible mentions the white stone in Revelation 2:17, what Jesus calls the cornerstone, upon which all temples are built, for the ‘Kingdom of God’ is within. - REGIII,32,RAM, ‘Modern Alchemist’