The Burmese Empire a Hundred Years Ago
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Previous to his death he recommended that his statue and relics should be preserved and adored.
These have hence become objects of veneration to all the Burmese, wherever they are met with ; but they are more particularly worshipped with greater pomp and by greater numbers in the Pagodas. These are pyramidal or conical buildings made of brick, painted and gilded on the outside. In these temples there is generally a niche in which is placed the statue of Godama ; though in some both the niche an...d the statue are wanting. These are the public places of adoration for the Burmese, and are generally set apart from all other buildings, and surrounded by a wall of the same materials as the Pagoda itself.
12. Godama, upon his death, was immediately transported to the Niban, where he remains in a sort of ecstasy, without RELIGION OF THE BURMESE 109 hearing, or seeing, or feeling, or having any sense of what goes on in the world, and in this state he will remain for eternity ; and such will be the lot of all who have the good fortune to obtain this reward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Previous to his death he recommended that his statue and relics should be preserved and adored.
These have hence become objects of veneration to all the Burmese, wherever they are met with ; but they are more particularly worshipped with greater pomp and by greater numbers in the Pagodas. These are pyramidal or conical buildings made of brick, painted and gilded on the outside. In these temples there is generally a niche in which is placed the statue of Godama ; though in some both the niche an...d the statue are wanting. These are the public places of adoration for the Burmese, and are generally set apart from all other buildings, and surrounded by a wall of the same materials as the Pagoda itself.
12. Godama, upon his death, was immediately transported to the Niban, where he remains in a sort of ecstasy, without RELIGION OF THE BURMESE 109 hearing, or seeing, or feeling, or having any sense of what goes on in the world, and in this state he will remain for eternity ; and such will be the lot of all who have the good fortune to obtain this reward.
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