> "In other words, the Golden Dome at Fairfield, > (not to be confused with the Maharishi Golden > Dome of Pure Knowledge at Radience, Texas, > home of the Superadiance program), is a sort > of hollow tope, surmounted by a kalasa, > supported by the amalaka in which the akasha, > symbolizing dimensionless space, is supported > by the linga, surmounting the eight-angled > cintamani vajra, an 8-sided prototypic > harmika with a rail surrounding the hypaethral > pavilion constituting a veritible chaitya-garbha > pradakshina with a nice fence around it!" > http://www.rwilliams.us/inside/ > Sal Sunshine wrote: > In any other group this insane gibberish would > earn whoever had written it a one-way trip to > the nearest asylum. > It's obviously way above your head, Sal. LOL!
But, have you ever thought about taking a course in Art History 101 at a local community college, Sal? Have you ever been outside Jefferson County? Titles of interest: 'Buddhist Stupas in Asia' by Bill Wassman, Joe Cummings, Robert A. F. Thurman Lonely Planet Books, November 2001
