Finding The Spirit in All Things-Love Another as I Love You. (Jesus)
The Chapel at Refelction Cente:
This chapel welcomes people of all faiths, Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, all who seek the meaning of life, agnostics, and searchers to spend time here in peace. Inside the chapel the symbols from outside are there again, sometimes in different form. Quietly find the woman at the well, the refugees, the pots, the peace prayer, "I have no foot to wash", the labyrinth, the handicapped cross, "Whatever you did to the least, you did it to me".
All Yahweh asks of you is
to act justly,
love tenderly,
walk humbly with your God.
(Micah, Jewish)
Hatred never ceases by hatred,
but by love alone is healed.
(Maha Ghosananda, Buddhist)
My spirit rejoices in God, who has done great things for me.
God puts down the mighty from their thrones and exalts the lowly.
(Mary of Nazareth)
Take more tour with reading below:
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Displacement, Refugees...
Here we reflect on displacement in Cambodia, world refugees and asylum seekers, evictions, displacement of the heart...
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Prize of Peace
Cambodian survivors were very active in the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and the Cluster Munition Coalition...
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I have no foot to wash
We leave with many words echoing in our hearts...
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Gallery - Home
Symbol dot the landscape calling us to reflect on:
Woman at the well - Living Water Development that enriches all...
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Development for all
MEET THE WOMAN AT THE WELL
The well gives the water of life. You are invited...
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Treasures in earthen vessels
DIGNITY AND HUMAN POTENTIAL OF EACH PERSON
We are all made from the same human fabric...
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Environment-The Red Tree
As you begin the circle of peace, designed by Rob Allsop, pause by the Red Blood Flower tree...
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Environment-The Boddhi Tree
The Boddhi Tree is called the great tree of life because all that is needed for lasting peace can...
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Peace and Reconciliation
The mural, carved by Siem Reap artist Channa, depicts the Dhamma wheel being pushed by Buddhist monks, peace loving men and women , including people...
-
Good governance...
Jayavarman VII (1125-1215) ruled the Khmer Empire from 1181 from Siem Reap. He married Jayarajadevi and then...
The Chapel at Refelction Cente:
This chapel welcomes people of all faiths, Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, all who seek the meaning of life, agnostics, and searchers to spend time here in peace. Inside the chapel the symbols from outside are there again, sometimes in different form. Quietly find the woman at the well, the refugees, the pots, the peace prayer, "I have no foot to wash", the labyrinth, the handicapped cross, "Whatever you did to the least, you did it to me".
All Yahweh asks of you is
to act justly,
love tenderly,
walk humbly with your God.
(Micah, Jewish)
Hatred never ceases by hatred,
but by love alone is healed.
(Maha Ghosananda, Buddhist)
My spirit rejoices in God, who has done great things for me.
God puts down the mighty from their thrones and exalts the lowly.
(Mary of Nazareth)
Take more tour with reading below:
-
Displacement, Refugees...
Here we reflect on displacement in Cambodia, world refugees and asylum seekers, evictions, displacement of the heart...
-
Prize of Peace
Cambodian survivors were very active in the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and the Cluster Munition Coalition...
-
I have no foot to wash
We leave with many words echoing in our hearts...
-
Gallery - Home
Symbol dot the landscape calling us to reflect on:
Woman at the well - Living Water Development that enriches all... -
Development for all
MEET THE WOMAN AT THE WELL
The well gives the water of life. You are invited... -
Treasures in earthen vessels
DIGNITY AND HUMAN POTENTIAL OF EACH PERSON
We are all made from the same human fabric... -
Environment-The Red Tree
As you begin the circle of peace, designed by Rob Allsop, pause by the Red Blood Flower tree...
-
Environment-The Boddhi Tree
The Boddhi Tree is called the great tree of life because all that is needed for lasting peace can...
-
Peace and Reconciliation
The mural, carved by Siem Reap artist Channa, depicts the Dhamma wheel being pushed by Buddhist monks, peace loving men and women , including people...
-
Good governance...
Jayavarman VII (1125-1215) ruled the Khmer Empire from 1181 from Siem Reap. He married Jayarajadevi and then...
