Loading ...This crazy story went down when a group of Tibetan Monks were creating a sand mandala in Union Station in Kansas City. If you're not familiar with a sand mandala, it is where Tibetan monks place individual colored grains of sand on a flat surface and create intricate designs. The process usually takes days or even weeks to complete.
The piece had taken two days up until a toddler got away from his mother and did a little dance on their art, destroying it. But, in true Buddhist monk fashion, the monks just laughed it off and went back to work repairing the damage. That's it you guys, I'm buying a red robe and shaving my head.
Link to the news story (with pictures of the art before and after)
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[...] “That’s it you guys, I’m buying a red robe and shaving my head.” [Outdoorzy.com] “…in typical Tibetan monk fashion, they simply smiled and started over. Which is probably a better reaction than I would’ve had: drop kicking the baby through a plate glass window while screaming ‘DIE!’” [Geekologie] [...]
yeah, my temper would have got the best of me. Not because of the baby, becuase of the parents who can't watch thier children.
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