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Temples of Indonesia

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Indonesia, The Borobundur temple is the largest Buddhist temple built  in the ninth century, photo Lee S, tripadvisor	Indonesia, Borobudur Airial View, photo Management Tripadvisor,2.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur Airial View, photo Management Tripadvisor.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur temple at Magelang,  photo Gunawan Kartapranata,  Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Management Tripadvisor,5.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Management Tripadvisor,6.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur,  photo nano Jogja trip, tripadvisor	Indonesia, Borobudur,  photo Management Tripadvisor
Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Greenland4, Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur,  photo Serge Ydo, tripadvisor.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Management Tripadvisor	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo yt_Skippy, tripadvisor.jpg
Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Marcio Rosa, tripadvisor.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo SheffieldRich, tripadvisor.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Traveling Mario, tripadvisor.jpg	Indonesia, Java, The 9th century  Borobudur Buddhist stupa, photo Photo by CEphoto,  Uwe Aranas, Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Tripadvisor, Borobudur Relief,  Nymph of Manohara.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur,  photo Tripadvisor, Borobudur Relief,  Queen Maya goes to the garden  of Lumbini.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Tripadvisor, Borobudur Relief, The Armies of Mara attack Siddharta
Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Tripadvisor, Relief, Queen Maya dreams that a small  white elephant enters her.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur, photo Tripadvisor, Borobudur Relief,  A monkey save the others by making a bridge.jpg	Indonesia, Borobudur,  photo Tripadvisor,  Budha Statue.jpg
An architectural model of the Prambanan temple complex; originally there were 240 temples in this temple compound,  Gunkarta Gunawan Kartapranata,  Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Yogyakarta,  Prambanan Temple, photo Cmichel67, Wikipedia.jpg	The multitude of temples scattered around Prambanan, photo Gunawan Kartapranata Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Java, near Yogyakarta,  The 8th century Hindu temples  of Prambanan, photo Anggara Wikan Prasetya,  Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Prambanan,  Temple of Brahma, photo Magul, Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Prambanan, The main temple dedicated of Shiva, photo Korea.net, Wikipedia.jpg	Northern paduraksa gate  of the inner zone, photo CEphoto, Uwe Aranas, Wikipedia.jpg	Java, Prambanan, photo Arabsalam, Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Sewu buddhist temple  within Prambanan archaeological  park connected with local  Loro Jonggrang legend,  photo Crisco 1492, Wikipedia.jpg	Main shrine dedicated to Shiva of Prambanan temple complex, photo Gunawan Kartapranata,  Wikipedia.jpg	Reconstruction drawing of the cross section of the whole Prambanan temple compound,  four rows of perwara temples surrounding the center three main temple, Soewarno,  Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Mother temple Besakih, the largest Balinese Hindu temple  in Indonesia, photo Davidelit,  Wikipedia	Indonesia, Bratan, Bali,  Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a balinese hindu temple, photo LukeTriton,  Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Bali, Prambanam,  photo Leonardo Garzetti, flickr	Indonesia, Bali, Taman Ayun Temple,  photo Sascha Venohr, flickr.jpg
Indonesia, Bali, photo gpanousos, flickr.jpg	Indonesia, Bahal temple I,  in Padang Lawas, North Sumatra.  One of the remnants of  Pannai Kingdom, photo Spiiiv, Wikipedia.JPG	Indonesia, Bali, Pura Ulun Batur's towering middle gate, photo.jpg	Indonesia, Bali,  Pura Taman Ayun, muhd rushdi samsudin from johor, Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, Bali, Tirta Empul,  photo Saranabhi, Wikipedia.JPG	Indonesia, Candi Cangkuang, 8th century Shivaist Hindu temple, located in Leles, Garut Regency, West Java, photo Gunawan Kartapranata,  Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Bali,  Pura Taman Saraswati,  photo Chainwit, Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Confucian Temple  in TMII, Jakarta, photo Gunawan Kartapranata,  Wikipedia.jpg
Indonesia, photo by Piotr Poniecki, flickr.jpg	Indonesia, photo by Piotr Poniecki, flickr,2.jpg	The gate of Balinese Hindu temple,  Pura Taman Saraswati,  dedicated to the goddess Sarasvati,  Ubud, Bali, photo Arabsalam,  Wikipedia.JPG	Indonesia,  Kidal Temple,  photo ESCapade, Wikipedia.JPG
Indonesia, Sewu Temple, Yogyakarta,  photo holidify.com,.jpg	Indonesia, Singosari Temple,  photo ESCapade, Wikipedia.JPG	Indonesia, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan Temple  photo Sascha Venohr, flickr.jpg	Indonesia, Taman Ayun Temple,  photo Sascha Venohr.jpg
An Apit temple, reconstructed circa 1930s, Collectie Wereldmuseum, Wikipedia.jpg	Indonesia, Pura Segara, Lovina, Bali,  photo Bruno Zaffoni, flickr.jpg	Bali, Lempuyang Temple, photo holidify.com,.jpg	Bali, Pura Goa Lawah,  photo holidify.com,.jpg
Indonesia, Surabaya, actually a temple dedicated to Confucius (Wen Miao, Hokkien Boen Bio), Ohannes Kurkdjian  Leiden University Library, Wikipedia	Indonesia, Singosari Temple,  photo Leydie Melville - With, Kar, Wikipedia.jpg	The cross-section  of Shiva temple, photo Gunawan Kartapranata, Wikipedia.png

Hinduism was the dominant religion in the country before the arrival of Islam.

Hindu Proverbs

• Great Hindu Proverbs
  • 1. When there is no hate inside, there is no enemy outside.
  • 2. External objects are unable to give full happiness to the heart of man.
  • 3. Before judging a person, walk three moons in their shoes.
  • 4. The word must be dressed as a goddess and soar like a bird.
  • 5. An open book is a talking brain; closed a waiting friend; forgotten, a soul that forgives; destroyed, a heart that cries.
  • 6. The longest walk begins with one step.
  • 7. The more adverse the circumstances around you are for you, the better your inner power will manifest.
  • 8. Scorching fire destroys trees, but leaves roots intact; However, the calm water undermines them and washes them away.
  • 9. The closed fist locks the gates of paradise, but the open hand is the key to mercy.
  • 10. When you speak, try to make your words better than silence.
  • 11. Making alliance with a powerful ally and creating conflict between powerful enemies: these are the means used by the sage to increase his own fortune and prosperity.
  • 12. Old age begins when memories outweigh hopes.
  • 13. If it has a remedy, why do you complain? If it’s hopeless, why do you complain?
  • 14. There is no tree that the wind has not shaken.
  • 15. A tiger does not lose sleep over the opinion of the sheep.
  • 16. When you are born, everyone around you smiles and you cry; Live life in such a way that when you die, everyone around you cries and you smile.
  • 17. He who abandons what is certain to run after what is doubtful, loses both.
  • 18. What does the blind man see, even if a lamp is put in his hand?
  • 19. He who does not doubt, knows nothing.
  • 20. Even nectar is poisonous if taken in excess.
  • 21. There is nothing to stop the skillful; there are no distances for the fiery; neither is there a foreign country for the learned: he who is eloquent, he fears no one.
  • 22. It is not your friend who favors you once, nor your enemy who insulted you on one occasion. The only way to recognize him is to know if his heart is sincere or false.
  • 23. The heart in peace sees a party in all the villages.
  • 24. The land is not an inheritance from our parents but a loan from our children.
  • 25. Silk is woven by humble worms; gold is obtained from the rocks… The lotus flower grows in the mud and the emeralds are found on the serpent’s head.
  • 26. If you go fast you reach misfortune; if you go slowly, it is the misfortune that reaches you.
  • 27. Certain things catch your eye, but go after those that catch your heart.
  • 28. You only have what you cannot lose in a shipwreck.
  • 29. The crow, the coward and the deer never abandon their children, but the elephant, the lion and the nobleman leave as soon as they smell dishonor.
  • 30. Deep rivers run quietly, streams are noisy.
  • 31. I dreamed that life was joy. I woke up and saw that life is service. I served and saw that service brings joy.
  • 32. Help your fellow men lift their load, but don’t feel obligated to carry it.
  • 33. Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.
  • 34. Hard to get and even harder to keep. Troublesome both losing it and spending it. Money is truly a bundle of problems, from start to finish.
  • 35. If you want to be happy, you have to want to see others happy too.
  • 36. Ignorance is temporary, knowledge endures.
  • 37. We suffer more with what we imagine, than with what actually happens.
  • 38. A wretch and a scale have this in common: an insignificance brings them down, and a small thing raises them up again.
  • 39. Life is a challenge: face it; and it is also love: share it; Life is a dream, realize it.
  • 40. The good we did on the eve is the one that brings us happiness in the morning.
  • 41. One who recognizes the truth of the body can then know the truth of the universe.
  • 42. Everything can be taken away from us, except our freedom to choose our attitude in the face of circumstances.
  • 43. The fool who recognizes his foolishness is a wise man; but a fool who thinks he is wise is truly a fool.
  • 44. Although one lacks all wealth, if he is endowed with intelligence, he will also have trustworthy friends and thus achieve everything he sets out to do
  • 45. Wherever courage and wisdom come together and laziness disappears and where there is a well-conceived plan, fortune will surely appear.
  • 46. ​​It is hypocritical to say that we love humanity as a whole and hate those who do not adopt our points of view.
  • 47. A wise person does not try to hurt others. A wise person seeks the well-being of himself, others and the whole world.
  • 48. Desire is the memory of pleasure, projected into the future. Fear is the memory of pain projected into the future. Both are the fruit of memory and do not let the mind rest.
  • 49. God is also hidden in the ocean of a drop of water.
  • 50. On the path of life you will be able to walk the path of wisdom. If you leave convinced you know nothing, you’ve learned a lot.
  • 51. He who before his death has planted a tree, has not lived in vain.
  • 52. Noble souls are like sandalwood, they perfume even the ax that hits them.
  • 53. The most important things in life are not things.
  • 54. True vision is knowledge, not what the eye sees.
  • 55. The fool hates the wise man, the poor man detests the rich man, the coward envies the hero, the miserable despises the generous man, and the degraded man cannot even see the virtuous man.

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