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Awatea Piripi Edwin's Blog – January 2010 Archive (1)
Si Hing Te Horipo Karaitiana visits Shaolin Temple.
Shaolin Temple, Mount Shaoshi
In June 2009 I was fortunate enough to visit the Shaolin Temple with my partner Bobbie Cornell, she thought it would be a great surprise birthday present! The Shaolin Temple is iconic with Kung Fu and on my global ‘must see & experience’ list.
It is located in the Henan province of China, its sits under Mount Shaoshi, one of the sacred mountains in both Daoism and Buddhism. The shào in "Shaolin" refers to "Mount Shaoshi", and lín means… Continue
In June 2009 I was fortunate enough to visit the Shaolin Temple with my partner Bobbie Cornell, she thought it would be a great surprise birthday present! The Shaolin Temple is iconic with Kung Fu and on my global ‘must see & experience’ list.
It is located in the Henan province of China, its sits under Mount Shaoshi, one of the sacred mountains in both Daoism and Buddhism. The shào in "Shaolin" refers to "Mount Shaoshi", and lín means… Continue
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