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Does fix the mismatch in json.py line 12 but leaves the color as before (as defined by the code not the comment)
<issue_comment>username_1: Very good idea! I'll get this in as soon as possible :+1: Just one thing: could you change the target brach to dev? Thanks a lot! :)
<issue_comment>username_1: I pulled this into `dev` and have included the changes in the new release v0.1.51. Thanks again!Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the most important event in the traditional music calendar continues all week until the 21st August.
It's a celebration of, not only Irish traditional music, song and dance, but musicians, singers and dancers also compete for the honour of an All-Ireland title.
This year's National Heritage Week runs from August 19th - August 27th with thousands of events all across the country organised by national and local organisations. Most of the events are free and aim the highlight and promote our cultural heritage. The Natural History Museum is even bringing back the dinosaurs and you can hang out with a life-sized Megalosaurus and get to hold REAL dinosaur fossils in the palm of your hand this Saturday.
The stories behind the built heritage of Cork city are to be celebrated this Saturday, August 19th with more than 40 buildings throwing open their doors free-of-charge for the 13th annual Cork Heritage Open Day.
The popular Wicklow fair is rumoured to be taking a break next year so enjoy it while you can. This year has a 1950s theme which is sure to add some colour to a wonderful lineup of fun activities including ceili/set-dancing, children’s fun and games, a slow-bicycle race, live music, stalls, sheep dog trials and more.
The heart of the festival is the selection of the Rose of Tralee but there is also a week-long programme of activities and events starting on the 16th August that includes street entertainment, carnival, live concerts, theatre, circus, markets, funfair, fireworks and Rose Parades. Bird's Euroshow and Fosset's Circus will all be back in Tralee entertaining families throughout the week.
Ireland’s first ever international BBQ festival, a celebration of the art of cooking with fire & smoke, comes to the leafy surrounds of Herbert Park from August 17th to 20th. There will be demos & workshops from well-known chefs, a chilli eating challenge, a grand BBQ cook-off and children's play area with entertainment on both Saturday and Sunday.
The 24th Carrigaholt Family Festival runs from August 17th - 20th. The festival has something for everyone from young children to adults with loads of fun events including a Bay Swim, Slow Bicycle Race, Car Treasure Hunt, Horse Show Throwing, Fancy Dress Parade, Sheaf Throwing and more.
The Tullow Agricultural Show is one of the most established agricultural shows in the country. The Show, which has something to interest both rural and urban visitors and young and old, takes place on Sunday the 20th of August at the showgrounds in Coppenagh.
There is a Family Day this Sunday at SKYPARK to round off the summer; families can go for free and use their kiddies sandpit and picnic benches.
Celebrate the end of summer with a two-day children’s festival in the popular Rathbeggan Lakes in Meath. Weekend ticket holders can camp overnight. There will be three covered stages with live music and entertainment, giant wooden games, puppet shows, magicians and workshops.
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Buddhist Art in Thailand.
Buddhism in Thailand is not a homogeneous religion as most other are since there are always sects with their own rules believing and mythology often in a combination with people issuing strict rules. A beautiful version of Buddhist art is a Jade Buddha which adorns many houses and offices in the "eastern world".
There is no abstraction and no person who is the god this is the real world since all "gods" are human invention from people who are not capable to handle their life and they try to pass the problems to some "holy ghosts" as the Catholics do maybe they can solve them very comfortable and full of lies.
Thai Buddhism is very near to the usual social behavior and interacting of the common people.
Buddhism in Thailand is based on the normal behavior in the country practically a sprawling conglomerate of lies and deceptions. Which should not be especially not with the clergy.
Buddhist Monks arrested.
Some more arrests of Thai Buddhist Monks.
More arrest warrants for Thai Buddhist Monks.
One of the worst Thai Monk Scandal.
Buddhist teaching bring one of the most popular religions or rather philosophy since there is no explicit god and that’s very good since there is no one anyway. Everyone who walks on earth without any of the blinkers will automatically know this.
Buddhism was founded in India around 500 BC and made its way through Asia first to Tibet China Sri Lanka and Myanmar (Burma) after Thailand and slowly expanding its footprint.
Countless Buddhist Temples in Thailand.
A interesting question is what is the difference between a Buddhist temple and a Pagoda? The first can be entered just as walking into a Church or Mosque and the Pagoda also known as a Stupa or Chedi is a solid construction without a walk in. Two versions have been constructed as buildings and in caves.
Over time plenty of sects developed with its own doctrines and legends. Although it has produced not much mythology of its own it has incorporated legends of various regions.
The roots came from Siddhartha but there are many ideas and local plus national versions the whole is characterized by complicated dogmatic expressions. But beside of all this diversity and variants there are some common values in the different countries.
One of this is the doctrine of the eternal changeability in the world and the lack of an eternal soul further the doctrine of the reincarnation rebirth karma and the belief in the inevitable practical effect of human activity. The main versions of Buddhism are Theravada or Hinayana "Small Vehicle" and the Mahayana "Big vehicle" but in all versions Buddha is the main object of veneration.
Buddhism is full of legends which are often visualized in form of Buddhist art such as statues painting murals and other. Considering the long time frame it is often difficult to separate fact and fiction but the basics are well known such as his religious teachings.
The Buddha follower in Asia and all over the world still take the teachings quite serious since it is not so much directed to a "God" who watch over the local ghosts and deities as it is in Myanmar e.g. they have their local Nats which are ghost of dead people living in the trees or small spirit houses they also have this in Thailand where practically in front of every house is a small shrine.
Since it was started in India no wonder that there have been and still are influences of Brahmanism which is again a variation of Hinduism. Over time all countries created their particular styles to present it to the believers.
Thai Buddhist Monks on the road near Khao Lak in south Thailand (photo right).
This religions share the belief in reincarnation and karma inclusive Indian gods called Devas and Asuras which are the demons.
Legends tell about Amitabha who was a bodhisattva, means a person who found enlightenment but delayed his entering into nirvana to help others to gain enlightenment by meditation too.
A great place in Myanmar with monasteries and Buddhist retreats is Mandalay and especially Sagaing which is the province across the Irrawaddy River.
Buddhism Christianity and Islam.
Totally opposite are religions such as Islam and Christianity which claim only they are right in terms of religion. As a matter of fact one can easily distinguish a primitive from a advanced and humanitarian religion by checking the tolerance giving to others with a different thinking pattern.
This more or less Indian idea is on top of any by this parameter. Here nobody give you a problem when you think in a different way, in Islam, if you think different, they stone you, they hang you and they kill you by some other means, strange religion isn't it?
As a matter of fact they do even the same when a women make some "winkle - twinkle" to a other guy and the Turks, Kurds, Moroccans and so on even kill their sisters and brothers if they mingle with people of other religion, this happen in the 21. century.
In particular when