They have time to pray...

Wailing Wall at Jerusalem
Putting down the gun to Pray

Govindgarh, Rajasthan

Salatul-Fajr in Mekka, during morning praying. Photo is shot over
Abu Jahil's House's Place. (Now big WC complex)
Tibetan life can be pretty hard. Early mornings, endless praying, primitive lifestyle, cold weather, simple food, scant shelter and so on. For modern city dwellers it can be near impossible to imagine what this like style would be like, after all we long ago gave up such things only to “rough it” once in a while in facilities better then what they live in. Some people from little villages like this go to the larger towns seeking money and relationships, but some still remain to live a lifestyle passed down over hundreds of generations of tradition and religious reflection....a traditional lifestyle revolving around their religion and they hold that with the utmost importance beyond other things.

...how come we don't?
Pictures were taken from Flickr

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