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Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip.
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject.
A combined experience of over a century of knowledge on the geyser wonderland.
Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an excursion that no other product can offer. Moreover, you will never feel lost, since GPS (Global Positioning System) will always tell you where you are, where you are going, whats near, and how far to go.
Get it today at the Apple iPhone App Store
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
- published: 28 Mar 2010
- views: 614
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in GPS & Audio tour segments. The app is also designed to allow you to journal your way through the park by taking photos and storing them to each of the waypoints on your tour so when you're back in civilization (Internet) you can share your experience online through Facebook with your friends and family.
What's your experience with GeoRoamer? Share your video on YouTube or on our Facebook Fan page and we'll share it with the world.
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneGeoRoameriPhoneApp
http://www.twitter.com/YellowstoneGR
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
Yellowstone experts Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an unparalleled, eye-opening, guided excursion through the Park via the GeoRoamer smart phone application audio tour that is sync'd up to over 150 different GPS waypoints. Visit the GeoRoamer Yellowstone website for more information.
- published: 18 May 2010
- views: 1504
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and another friend, Sith (Lao) to travel with me to Laos. If anyone wants to gain a better understanding of Laos they need to visit the Pathet Lao Leader Caves in Viengxai and hopefully ready a book about the Secret War first, like Roger Warner's "Shooting Down the Moon." Viengxai is about 45 minutes from Sam Neua and is in a valley filled with these medium-sized limestone karsts that are riddled with caves. The Pathet Lao developed a number of these caves for their leaders to work in safe from American bombing. They worked in these caves from the early 60's to the early 70's. To tour the caves you have to visit a building in the small town of Viengxai to hopefully find an English-speaking guide ready to lead a tour. You cannot tour the caves without an official guide. The guides we've gone with have always been friendly and competent and pretty good English speakers. Bai and I went with her father and mother a couple of years ago and since Bai's dad worked in one of the caves the guide was spending a lot of time asking Bai's dad questions to learn more about what life was like working in the caves during the Secret War. In this video you'll see us walking through several of the caves, I think first starting with Khamtay's cave. If I had a ton of time I would put some captions, but just uploading videos takes a lot of time and I had to edit this so that it fit under the ten minute time limit. The Lao man holding the brief case was the Deputy Director of the National Library of Laos and the Lao woman is the Children's Librarian and I had paid for them to come to Sam Neua to provide a training for teachers who would be receiving book box libraries Jim and I had donated money for (about 15). You can see videos on our channel that show some of the training and one handover ceremony.
- published: 10 Jan 2010
- views: 37636
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
When I go into a wat in the early evening as the monks begin their evening chant I enter into another world. For me their chanting is mesmerizing and centers me so that I always feel rejuvenated after getting lost in their melodius chants.
This video was taken at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang, Laos
- published: 30 Aug 2007
- views: 28560
Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park.
- published: 17 Aug 2012
- views: 251
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
Another one of our videos of monks chanting in Luang Prabang. This wat is right across from the Villa Senesouk Guest House. We've stayed there a couple of times and very boutiqueish and if you can get a room upstairs with access to the balcony overlooking the street its a good value. The wat is much brighter inside than Wat Visoun and there are a lot more monks, but we like the chanting of the monks at Wat Visoun better. What do you think?
- published: 21 Dec 2009
- views: 19859
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Whittlesey, historically known as Whittlesea (as the name of the railway station is currently spelt) or Witesie, is an ancient Fenland market town around six miles (10 km) east of Peterborough in the county of Cambridgeshire in England. With the neighbouring parishes of Coates, Eastrea and Pondersbridge, it has an approximate population of 15,000.
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Whittlesey is located between the city of Peterborough, 6 miles (10 km) to the west and the town of March, 11 miles (18 km) to the east, and is bordered to the north by the River Nene and to the south by Whittlesey Dyke. Historically it was connected to Peterborough and March by the Roman road Fen Causeway constructed in the first century AD, a route approximately followed by the modern A605. The rail station is on the Ely to Peterborough Line (historically the Great Eastern Line), with direct trains to Cambridge, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leicester, Stansted Airport, Ely, Ipswich and Peterborough.
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William Whittlesey
William Whittlesey (or Whittlesea) (died 5 June 1374) was a Bishop of Rochester, then Bishop of Worcester, then finally Archbishop of Canterbury. He also served as Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge.
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Whittlesey was probably born in the Cambridgeshire village of Whittlesey, England.
Whittlesey was educated at Oxford, and owing principally to the fact that he was a nephew of Simon Islip, archbishop of Canterbury, he received numerous ecclesiastical preferments; he held prebends at Lichfield, Chichester and Lincoln, and livings at Ivychurch, Croydon and Cliffe.
Whittlesey was briefly appointed Master of Peterhouse on 10 September 1349 and resigned from that post in 1351. Later he was appointed vicar-general, and then dean of the court of arches by Islip. On 23 October 1360 he became Bishop of Rochester and was consecrated on 6 February 1362. Two years after his consecration he was transferred to the bishopric of Worcester on 6 March 1364. On 11 October 1368 Whittlesey was transferred to the archbishopric of Canterbury in succession to Simon Langham, but his term of office was very uneventful, a circumstance due partly, but not wholly, to his feeble health. He died at Lambeth on the 5th or 6 June 1374.
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3:16How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National ParkHow to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip. -
3:25Yellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App Demo
Yellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App DemoYellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App Demo
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject. A combined experience of over a century of knowledge on the geyser wonderland. Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an excursion that no other product can offer. Moreover, you will never feel lost, since GPS (Global Positioning System) will always tell you where you are, where you are going, whats near, and how far to go. Get it today at the Apple iPhone App Store http://www.georoameryellowstone.com http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer -
4:17Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & AudioTour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in GPS & Audio tour segments. The app is also designed to allow you to journal your way through the park by taking photos and storing them to each of the waypoints on your tour so when you're back in civilization (Internet) you can share your experience online through Facebook with your friends and family. What's your experience with GeoRoamer? Share your video on YouTube or on our Facebook Fan page and we'll share it with the world. http://www.georoameryellowstone.com http://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneGeoRoameriPhoneApp http://www.twitter.com/YellowstoneGR http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer Yellowstone experts Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an unparalleled, eye-opening, guided excursion through the Park via the GeoRoamer smart phone application audio tour that is sync'd up to over 150 different GPS waypoints. Visit the GeoRoamer Yellowstone website for more information. -
9:59Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader CavesViengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and another friend, Sith (Lao) to travel with me to Laos. If anyone wants to gain a better understanding of Laos they need to visit the Pathet Lao Leader Caves in Viengxai and hopefully ready a book about the Secret War first, like Roger Warner's "Shooting Down the Moon." Viengxai is about 45 minutes from Sam Neua and is in a valley filled with these medium-sized limestone karsts that are riddled with caves. The Pathet Lao developed a number of these caves for their leaders to work in safe from American bombing. They worked in these caves from the early 60's to the early 70's. To tour the caves you have to visit a building in the small town of Viengxai to hopefully find an English-speaking guide ready to lead a tour. You cannot tour the caves without an official guide. The guides we've gone with have always been friendly and competent and pretty good English speakers. Bai and I went with her father and mother a couple of years ago and since Bai's dad worked in one of the caves the guide was spending a lot of time asking Bai's dad questions to learn more about what life was like working in the caves during the Secret War. In this video you'll see us walking through several of the caves, I think first starting with Khamtay's cave. If I had a ton of time I would put some captions, but just uploading videos takes a lot of time and I had to edit this so that it fit under the ten minute time limit. The Lao man holding the brief case was the Deputy Director of the National Library of Laos and the Lao woman is the Children's Librarian and I had paid for them to come to Sam Neua to provide a training for teachers who would be receiving book box libraries Jim and I had donated money for (about 15). You can see videos on our channel that show some of the training and one handover ceremony. -
7:24Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang PrabangMonks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog "May the power of the protective chants always safeguard The king and his kingdom, army, and family. May the assembled monks spread loving kindness And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds. May the gods from the universes in all directions come here And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages Which grants heaven and liberation." The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos. "After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples." Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live. When I go into a wat in the early evening as the monks begin their evening chant I enter into another world. For me their chanting is mesmerizing and centers me so that I always feel rejuvenated after getting lost in their melodius chants. This video was taken at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang, Laos -
2:05Yellowstone: The first national park
Yellowstone: The first national parkYellowstone: The first national park
Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park. -
9:30Wat Sene Monks Chanting
Wat Sene Monks ChantingWat Sene Monks Chanting
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog "May the power of the protective chants always safeguard The king and his kingdom, army, and family. May the assembled monks spread loving kindness And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds. May the gods from the universes in all directions come here And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages Which grants heaven and liberation." The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos. "After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples." Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live. Another one of our videos of monks chanting in Luang Prabang. This wat is right across from the Villa Senesouk Guest House. We've stayed there a couple of times and very boutiqueish and if you can get a room upstairs with access to the balcony overlooking the street its a good value. The wat is much brighter inside than Wat Visoun and there are a lot more monks, but we like the chanting of the monks at Wat Visoun better. What do you think? -
5:37Adventure Travel World Summit Interview with Switzerland Tourism
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73:59Saelee Laos/Thailand Trip Part 4
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3:57IVHQ LAOS. MY FIRST 24 HOURS
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How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip.
published: 17 Aug 2012 -
Yellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App Demo
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject. A combined experience of over a century of knowledge on the geyser wonderland. Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an excursion that no other product can offer. Moreover, you will never feel lost, since GPS (Global Positioning System) will always tell you where you are, where you are going, whats near, and how far to go. Get it today at the Apple iPhone App Store http://www.georoameryellowstone.com http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
published: 28 Mar 2010 -
Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in GPS & Audio tour segments. The app is also designed to allow you to journal your way through the park by taking photos and storing them to each of the waypoints on your tour so when you're back in civilization (Internet) you can share your experience online through Facebook with your friends and family. What's your experience with GeoRoamer? Share your video on YouTube or on our Facebook Fan page and we'll share it with the world. http://www.georoameryellowstone.com http://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneGeoRoameriPhoneApp http://www.twitter.com/YellowstoneGR http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer Yellowstone experts Aubrey H...
published: 18 May 2010 -
Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and another friend, Sith (Lao) to travel with me to Laos. If anyone wants to gain a better understanding of Laos they need to visit the Pathet Lao Leader Caves in Viengxai and hopefully ready a book about the Secret War first, like Roger Warner's "Shooting Down the Moon." Viengxai is about 45 minutes from Sam Neua and is in a valley filled with these medium-sized limestone karsts that are riddled with caves. The Pathet Lao developed a number of these caves for their leaders to work in safe from American bombing. They worked in these caves from the early 60's to the early 70's. To tour the caves you have to visit a building in the small...
published: 10 Jan 2010 -
Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog "May the power of the protective chants always safeguard The king and his kingdom, army, and family. May the assembled monks spread loving kindness And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds. May the gods from the universes in all directions come here And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages Which grants heaven and liberation." The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insi...
published: 30 Aug 2007 -
Yellowstone: The first national park
Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park.
published: 17 Aug 2012 -
Wat Sene Monks Chanting
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog "May the power of the protective chants always safeguard The king and his kingdom, army, and family. May the assembled monks spread loving kindness And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds. May the gods from the universes in all directions come here And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages Which grants heaven and liberation." The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insi...
published: 21 Dec 2009 -
Adventure Travel World Summit Interview with Switzerland Tourism
Interview with Alex Herrmann, Switzerland Tourism
published: 19 Oct 2012 -
Saelee Laos/Thailand Trip Part 4
published: 12 Mar 2016 -
How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 17 Aug 2012
- views: 1252
Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip.
Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip.
wn.com/How To Plan A Day Trip To Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Historian Lee Whittlesey offers his advice on how park visitors should prioritize their time during a day trip.
- published: 17 Aug 2012
- views: 1252
Yellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App Demo
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 28 Mar 2010
- views: 614
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject.
A combined experience of over a century of knowledge o...
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject.
A combined experience of over a century of knowledge on the geyser wonderland.
Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an excursion that no other product can offer. Moreover, you will never feel lost, since GPS (Global Positioning System) will always tell you where you are, where you are going, whats near, and how far to go.
Get it today at the Apple iPhone App Store
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
wn.com/Yellowstone National Park Guide Georoamer Audio | Gps Iphone App Demo
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on the subject.
A combined experience of over a century of knowledge on the geyser wonderland.
Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an excursion that no other product can offer. Moreover, you will never feel lost, since GPS (Global Positioning System) will always tell you where you are, where you are going, whats near, and how far to go.
Get it today at the Apple iPhone App Store
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
- published: 28 Mar 2010
- views: 614
Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:17
- Updated: 18 May 2010
- views: 1504
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in ...
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in GPS & Audio tour segments. The app is also designed to allow you to journal your way through the park by taking photos and storing them to each of the waypoints on your tour so when you're back in civilization (Internet) you can share your experience online through Facebook with your friends and family.
What's your experience with GeoRoamer? Share your video on YouTube or on our Facebook Fan page and we'll share it with the world.
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneGeoRoameriPhoneApp
http://www.twitter.com/YellowstoneGR
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
Yellowstone experts Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an unparalleled, eye-opening, guided excursion through the Park via the GeoRoamer smart phone application audio tour that is sync'd up to over 150 different GPS waypoints. Visit the GeoRoamer Yellowstone website for more information.
wn.com/Tour Guide Using Georoamer Iphone App For Yellowstone National Park Gps Audio
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with the GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park with built in GPS & Audio tour segments. The app is also designed to allow you to journal your way through the park by taking photos and storing them to each of the waypoints on your tour so when you're back in civilization (Internet) you can share your experience online through Facebook with your friends and family.
What's your experience with GeoRoamer? Share your video on YouTube or on our Facebook Fan page and we'll share it with the world.
http://www.georoameryellowstone.com
http://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneGeoRoameriPhoneApp
http://www.twitter.com/YellowstoneGR
http://www.itunes.com/apps/georoamer
Yellowstone experts Aubrey Haines, John Good, and Lee Whittlesey provide you with an unparalleled, eye-opening, guided excursion through the Park via the GeoRoamer smart phone application audio tour that is sync'd up to over 150 different GPS waypoints. Visit the GeoRoamer Yellowstone website for more information.
- published: 18 May 2010
- views: 1504
Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
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- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 10 Jan 2010
- views: 37636
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and...
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and another friend, Sith (Lao) to travel with me to Laos. If anyone wants to gain a better understanding of Laos they need to visit the Pathet Lao Leader Caves in Viengxai and hopefully ready a book about the Secret War first, like Roger Warner's "Shooting Down the Moon." Viengxai is about 45 minutes from Sam Neua and is in a valley filled with these medium-sized limestone karsts that are riddled with caves. The Pathet Lao developed a number of these caves for their leaders to work in safe from American bombing. They worked in these caves from the early 60's to the early 70's. To tour the caves you have to visit a building in the small town of Viengxai to hopefully find an English-speaking guide ready to lead a tour. You cannot tour the caves without an official guide. The guides we've gone with have always been friendly and competent and pretty good English speakers. Bai and I went with her father and mother a couple of years ago and since Bai's dad worked in one of the caves the guide was spending a lot of time asking Bai's dad questions to learn more about what life was like working in the caves during the Secret War. In this video you'll see us walking through several of the caves, I think first starting with Khamtay's cave. If I had a ton of time I would put some captions, but just uploading videos takes a lot of time and I had to edit this so that it fit under the ten minute time limit. The Lao man holding the brief case was the Deputy Director of the National Library of Laos and the Lao woman is the Children's Librarian and I had paid for them to come to Sam Neua to provide a training for teachers who would be receiving book box libraries Jim and I had donated money for (about 15). You can see videos on our channel that show some of the training and one handover ceremony.
wn.com/Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
My friend Jim Harris took this video about five years ago when I got a grant to put together a collection of videos about Laos and I was able to pay for Jim and another friend, Sith (Lao) to travel with me to Laos. If anyone wants to gain a better understanding of Laos they need to visit the Pathet Lao Leader Caves in Viengxai and hopefully ready a book about the Secret War first, like Roger Warner's "Shooting Down the Moon." Viengxai is about 45 minutes from Sam Neua and is in a valley filled with these medium-sized limestone karsts that are riddled with caves. The Pathet Lao developed a number of these caves for their leaders to work in safe from American bombing. They worked in these caves from the early 60's to the early 70's. To tour the caves you have to visit a building in the small town of Viengxai to hopefully find an English-speaking guide ready to lead a tour. You cannot tour the caves without an official guide. The guides we've gone with have always been friendly and competent and pretty good English speakers. Bai and I went with her father and mother a couple of years ago and since Bai's dad worked in one of the caves the guide was spending a lot of time asking Bai's dad questions to learn more about what life was like working in the caves during the Secret War. In this video you'll see us walking through several of the caves, I think first starting with Khamtay's cave. If I had a ton of time I would put some captions, but just uploading videos takes a lot of time and I had to edit this so that it fit under the ten minute time limit. The Lao man holding the brief case was the Deputy Director of the National Library of Laos and the Lao woman is the Children's Librarian and I had paid for them to come to Sam Neua to provide a training for teachers who would be receiving book box libraries Jim and I had donated money for (about 15). You can see videos on our channel that show some of the training and one handover ceremony.
- published: 10 Jan 2010
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Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
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- Duration: 7:24
- Updated: 30 Aug 2007
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From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, ...
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
When I go into a wat in the early evening as the monks begin their evening chant I enter into another world. For me their chanting is mesmerizing and centers me so that I always feel rejuvenated after getting lost in their melodius chants.
This video was taken at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang, Laos
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From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
When I go into a wat in the early evening as the monks begin their evening chant I enter into another world. For me their chanting is mesmerizing and centers me so that I always feel rejuvenated after getting lost in their melodius chants.
This video was taken at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang, Laos
- published: 30 Aug 2007
- views: 28560
Yellowstone: The first national park
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 17 Aug 2012
- views: 251
Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park.
Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park.
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Yellowstone National Park historian Lee Whittlesey explains why Yellowstone was chosen to be the first National Park.
- published: 17 Aug 2012
- views: 251
Wat Sene Monks Chanting
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:30
- Updated: 21 Dec 2009
- views: 19859
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, ...
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
Another one of our videos of monks chanting in Luang Prabang. This wat is right across from the Villa Senesouk Guest House. We've stayed there a couple of times and very boutiqueish and if you can get a room upstairs with access to the balcony overlooking the street its a good value. The wat is much brighter inside than Wat Visoun and there are a lot more monks, but we like the chanting of the monks at Wat Visoun better. What do you think?
wn.com/Wat Sene Monks Chanting
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
"May the power of the protective chants always safeguard
The king and his kingdom, army, and family.
May the assembled monks spread loving kindness
And recite the protective chants with undistracted minds.
May the gods from the universes in all directions come here
And Listen to the Good Dharma of the King of Sages
Which grants heaven and liberation."
The Lao are Theravada Buddhists and I've been reading a great little guide on Theravada Buddhism published by Simple Guides and when I was reading the first part I learned about a possible meaning to why the monks chant and what they are chanting. People have asked me about what the monks are chanting andI think the following paragraph taken from the book adds insight to the monks chanting you see in our videos.
"After the Buddha died there was a meeting of his disciples which was called the First Council. And at this First Council one of the Buddha's chief disciples, Ananda, repeated all he could remember of the teaches. Ananda's recollections were then learned by rote by many of those present, and these people subsequently passed on their recollections word-for-word to others. This method then became the accepted way of preserving the Buddha's teachings, and what evolved were the repetitive chants that can still be heard today in Buddhist monasteries and temples."
Also, what some people have told me is that the monks are chanting sutras to honor the Buddha. They may also be reciting the monastic rules to remind them of the discipline under which they live.
Another one of our videos of monks chanting in Luang Prabang. This wat is right across from the Villa Senesouk Guest House. We've stayed there a couple of times and very boutiqueish and if you can get a room upstairs with access to the balcony overlooking the street its a good value. The wat is much brighter inside than Wat Visoun and there are a lot more monks, but we like the chanting of the monks at Wat Visoun better. What do you think?
- published: 21 Dec 2009
- views: 19859
Adventure Travel World Summit Interview with Switzerland Tourism
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- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 19 Oct 2012
- views: 74
Saelee Laos/Thailand Trip Part 4
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- Duration: 73:59
- Updated: 12 Mar 2016
- views: 143
- published: 12 Mar 2016
- views: 143
IVHQ LAOS. MY FIRST 24 HOURS
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 12 Mar 2016
- views: 99
Hey guys, I'm currently volunteering in Laos just north of the capital. I have very limited wifi and the nearest town is a 45 min scooter ride.
Hey guys, I'm currently volunteering in Laos just north of the capital. I have very limited wifi and the nearest town is a 45 min scooter ride.
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How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
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How to plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park
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Yellowstone National Park Guide: GeoRoamer Audio | GPS iPhone App Demo
Imagine taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park with the worlds leading authorities on ...
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Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
This summer visitors to Yellowstone National Park can be their own private tour guide with...
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Tour Guide Using GeoRoamer iPhone App for Yellowstone National Park +GPS & Audio
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Viengxai Pathet Lao Leader Caves
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Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
From the Emerald Cities: Arts of Siam and Burma, 1775-1950 Catalog
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Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
Monks Chanting at Wat Xieng Thong in Luang Prabang
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Yellowstone: The first national park
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Yellowstone: The first national park
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Wat Sene Monks Chanting
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Adventure Travel World Summit Interview with Switzerland Tourism
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Saelee Laos/Thailand Trip Part 4
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IVHQ LAOS. MY FIRST 24 HOURS
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