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Janabahaa Heritage Information Centre aims to bring about positive changes around the Seto Macchendranath complex in central Kathmandu to solve issues faced by this sacred neighborhood -- by increasing awareness so that community members will come up with solutions.
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12 comments:
"What could that guy possibly tell me that's not in Lonely Planet?"
The first thing that struck me was “ THE WISE AND THE WEARY”. Some others that came into my mind were as follows.
“ same place different worlds”
“ same age different goals”
“ the awakened and the asleep”
“ Book versus the stick”
“Life – the book of dreams”
Thank you.
Manoj
"where are we?"
PDSz
God is secular when we allow him to be; that bench did, at least for the leisure time.
A bench that serves all - from the curious to the peaceful kind.
some learn from books. some learn from experience..
Let me check in my Lonely Planet what this old man is doing?
Old age in Stone age.
All are equal in God's place.
In books you´ll find knowledge, not calmness and wisdom.
In this context I found : Nicholas Maxwell, From Knowledge to Wisdom, Blackwell 1984 ("We need a revolution")
I just need to pass my time
"you do the reading while I doze off a bit"
Udayan
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