FO GUANG SHAN FRANCE CH'AN TEMPLE
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This Buddhist centre is one of the largest in Europe with its 8,000 m². It was financed 80% by the Taiwanese monastic order Fo Guang Shan and 20% by the faithful. It is part of a vast ecumenical laboratory project, a large esplanade dedicated to religions in the heart of the Sycamore eco-neighbourhood. This giant temple displays a resolutely Zen, refined and mineral architecture. No golden ostentation or gigantic shimmering pagodas. Wood, stone, glass and raw concrete make the whole modern and sober. It contrasts this with, for example, the typical pagoda visible in the Vincennes woods. In any case, it houses spaces dedicated to meditation, prayer, many rooms for venerable guests during spiritual retreats, etc. Exhibitions are also visible. Don't miss the 5 m high White Jade Buddha in the main area. It should be noted that photos are prohibited in its bosom and that to visit it it is preferable to show white paws and to have the widest smile. At the exit, take the opportunity to continue your journey along the path to discover the other temples recently built or under construction, giving the area a very atypical multi-religious aspect.
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Une dame à l'accueil s'avance et sans un mot mais avec le sourire nous invite à la suivre. Photos interdites Dommage car de magnifiques salles de prière, de méditation, de mariage... C'est beau sobre, minimaliste, immense où plane sérénité et recueillement.
Un restaurant. des chambres, des salles de classe pour apprendre les langues complètes le tableau du plus grand temple Bouddhiste d'Europe sur l'esplanade des religions
Ce temple a coûté 16 millions d'euros financé par l'ordre monastique Taiwanais à 80%.
Mosquée, Synagogue, Église, Temple Lao... Feront que Bussy deviendra le carrefour de l'entente des religions
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Le lieu est moderne et tranquille, personne pour être dérangé, c'était quand même "rapidement" apaisant.