. . . of the sacred spaces and places I would like to visit, that are on my life list. All because my World Religions instructor (because finally really graduating from a university is the top thing on my life list) posted an article about Angkor Wat, which made me realize that Angkor Wat is one of them. But . . . reality being what it is, I think I'll have to start a life sub-list of things that I know I'll probably never get to, but can always hope for. So far, the list is:
- Chartres Cathedral
- Delphi
- Jerusalem
- Serpent Mound in Ohio
- Notre Dame in Paris
- Karnak
- St. Peter's
- return to St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey (possibly could happen)
- Stonehenge
(sub-list probably starts here)
- Rocamadour
- wherever it is they keep the Black Madonna in Poland
- somewhere in India . . . kind of nebulous on that one
- okay, Angkor Wat
In some holy/consecrated spaces, I can feel what's there and some, not. I don't know what triggers the brain to react to a place or not. Another one of those things I need to investigate further . . . in my spare time.
. . . of the sacred spaces and places I would like to visit, that are on my life list. All because my World Religions instructor (because finally really graduating from a university is the top thing on my life list) posted an article about Angkor Wat, which made me realize that Angkor Wat is one of them. But . . . reality being what it is, I think I'll have to start a life sub-list of things that I know I'll probably never get to, but can always hope for. So far, the list is:
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