Shinto is the dominant religion in Japan, though it is more of a way of life than a way to worship.Visitors to Shinto shrines can purchase small wooden plaques called ema, upon which they can share their hopes and dreams. Then, they hang them amongst other ema from people who have come before them, in the hopes that spirits will grant their wish This week, show us a wish.
“World without hatred
And violence of all kinds
A wish we all wish.
Quiet and a serene life
A wish that is but a dream.”
The serene waters of the lake in our place makes me wish that life everywhere could be as serene. A dream, no doubt, but we can always wish.
The Daily Post Photo Challenge : Wish
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One day, things will move to a higher plane.
I too wish for inner peace.
We surely can! đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚
Dreams can come true.
I wish for peace too.
And I wish you peace. Thanks for visiting me today and leaving a like on Side Effects.
Thank you so much for your comment on my post. It was interesting to find someone in India using a fountain pen. When I first read this post I thought, despite your name, you were from Japan. I find the news of children being hurt and abused, not only in war zones but in families too and as a result of natural disasters, and the news seems now to be full of such occurences.
My medical consultant here is Indian, also from southern India. At my last appointment her told me he had visited hi parents in Madras for three weeks during the summer holiday. Your country seems to produce so many excellent doctors.
By the way, the links to photos of ‘you’ lake do not seem to work for me.
Actually my name is Lakshmi. Mukhamani is a name for my page.
This post is an old one, I will check about the photos. Thank you.
I strongly believe and hope that your wishes are going to be granted soon. Happy new year!