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| Keywords: Templo.jpg es Temple Buddhist Panillo trabajo propio own wor charcutera 2008-10-20 Vajrayana Buddhist Center Dag Shang Kagyu is a spiritual refuge located in the small town of Panillo 10 kilometers of Graus which has become a sort of Tibet Huesca The site presents ideal conditions for meditation and spiritual repose due to their isolation and the beautiful views of the foothills of the Pyrenees where it is located Arrival buddhist community in this the mid-eighties made a great impact in the valley of the Fueva The silhouette of the village of Panillo near the Buddhist temple is shocking but its inhabitants have a good neighborhood and their arrival has represented the rehabilitation of several houses in the core that were in ruins and others have been bought by people who wished to stay in touch Standing with the teachings of the lamas The land owned by a French Buddhist were the starting point of the installation of this complex dedicated to finding inner peace and wisdom which passes throughout the year people with an interest in Tibetan Buddhism as well as many tourists and onlookers Buddhism is a theistic religion Part of that we can all become Buddha if we take the right path achieving spiritual fulfillment with good deeds and thoughts The center is currently chaired by the spiritual authority of Ven Drubgyu Lama Tempa and is home to approximately eight Lamas Western and Tibetan-Bhutanese and several residents and colleagues from several parts of Spain and other countries Visitors who come to the temple of Panillo may know that there are three fundamental Buddhist movements the Dalai Lama known as the red caps called pancha karma which after the invasion was mainly in China and finally the Karmapa or of the yellow caps which owns the Kagyu Shangt Panillo Dag The seat of the Karmapa is Tsurphu and in Darjeeling India where is located the Monastery Sonada from which the lamas now living in Huesca The lama Kalu Rinpoche was born in Tibet in 1940 raised this small community which today besides the buildings dedicated to prayer has recovered a house as a shelter-shelter has small houses built for retreats and meditations and a school of translators or Shedra The Temple is the main building of Bhutanese air net follow all of the Buddhists geographically oriented to the south It is a square building with two floors on top of which the lamas live You reach him barefoot and colors hanging lamps seats silence and seclusion invite us to pray and meditate The stupas which are also the traditional symbolism of sacred buildings are known in the Buddhist tradition They are a symbol that represents the Dharmakaya or opening the doors to the enseñanzas Se built with a specific architectural design on a multi-tiered square base symbolizing the ten virtues there is a cupola or vase symbol of the seven branches of awakening On the dome stands a column of thirteen rings which symbolize the ten powers and the three essential attentions of a Buddha Is crowned with an umbrella on which represent the sun and moon symbols of eliminating the suffering and the glow of the thousand lights of compassion At the top is placed a jewel or Norbu which represents the fulfillment of all desires The hostel is a renovated old building which has now has dormitories and dining services at affordable prices and a camping area There is also a retirement area Samten Ling with its own stupa dedicated to the Buddha's enlightenment where are located several individual retirement cottages In Shedra located in the upper zone is an excellent view overlooking the valley of the Esera performed various language studies philosophy and Tibetan culture Life in the Community is therefore Panillo austere and simple always after the mental and spiritual perfection Many activities are also conducted open throughout the year for those who wish to practice like meditation lectures lessons and courses in yoga Tibetan tai chi and more Dag Shang Kagyü Monasteries in Aragón Pyramids in Spain Outside stairs in Spain Karmapa | ||||
