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Quincy temple to display Buddhist relics
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Patriot Ledger staff
QUINCY - South Shore residents will soon have the opportunity to
view Buddhist relics.
The pearl-like crystals found in the cremated remains of Buddhist
masters are said to invoke feelings of peace and serenity in those
who view them, and they are coming to Quincy.
The relics of the 2,500-year-old religion will be available for
viewing at the Thousand Buddhist Temple as part of a world tour.
The tour offers a view of relics that are usually en...
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