Common sense isn't.
The route is along a one lane gravel road, up a slight
incline.
Just over the rise, past a row of trees, the church and cemetery
sit up on the hill to the left.
View from the road, up the hill toward the front of the
church.
View from the fence at the edge of the cemetery.
The
church is being painted, probably to spruce it up for the 100th
anniversary of its establishment in 1901. An
annual homecoming (archive, 2001) is still held at the church.
| Quote of the moment |
| If a person has a really deep interest in spiritual growth, he or she cannot do away with the practice of meditation. That is the key! Just a mere prayer or wish will not affect this inner spiritual change. The only way for development is through a constant effort through meditation. Of course, in the beginning it is not easy. You may find difficulties, or a loss of enthusiasm. Or perhaps in the beginning there will be too much enthusiasm - then after a few weeks or months, your enthusiasm may wane. We need to develop a constant, persistent approach based on a long-term commitment. |
| ~ The Path to Tranquility, December 3, 14th Dalai Lama ~ |
Common sense isn't.
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