Luckily, I had a few great hosts take me around Lotus Lake to view many of the Towers the day prior to the workshops. I continue to be so impressed by what I learn in other areas of the world. There is just so much uncovered ground out there, we cannot believe we know it all. As RG reminds me back home "After all we are living on a planet that is literally floating in space and we can't even figure out how that is happening". And look what remarkable imagination and creativity is here in Taiwan:
FYI, what is interesting as well is that in these two towers above, you must enter through the Dragon's mouth for Good Luck and exit through the Tiger's Mouth for safety & protection. Great imagery isn't it?
Here are a couple more ornate temples along the lake.
And finally we ended our walk at Confucius Temple which was perhaps my favorite. More because it felt so incredibly peaceful and the grounds are so lovely. They've converted a portion of it now into some offices but just imagine sitting here to journal! So tranquil!
And of course lunch! So many continue to ask me to put up photos of the food :) I just won't show you my poor skill at the Chopsticks, though I continue to diligently use them at every meal in an effort to master it, I still am in need of practice. My gracious staff of volunteers & hosts were so amazing to have me try SO MANY Traditional Taiwanese dishes! I am so grateful for you all-Thanks so much for expanding my palate!
P. S. Just so you know-it is sooo hot in Taiwan! No scarves for me, not to mention that a Typhoon came through while I was there!
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Thank you so much to come to Taiwan and shared us a lot of experiences about sensory tools and addiction. We had a great time.We try use these activities to youth and have lots of feedback.
Hoping to see you again .Tina^^