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A Visit to Phyang Monastery
Sat still within the ancient halls with only a young monk in attendance. Time passed unmarked by minutes and seconds. What do these matter when the walls have seen centuries!
All I had was the company of reverberating silence and the years that hung heavy on the wall murals and wooden architecture.
Dissolving into the universe is east here!
More photos later.
May 2018
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