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Why Buddhists Walk Clockwise Around Stupa

Why Buddhists Walk Clockwise Around Stupa

Why do Buddhists walk clockwise around stupa and mani walls? A personal reflection from Nepal exploring Buddhist respect, karma, pilgrimage, and the deeper meaning of circumambulation.

Posted on 2nd June 20262nd June 2026 By Dr BPosted in Pilgrimage & NepalTagged Buddhist Practice, Direct Experience, Mani Walls, Nepal, Nepal Pilgrimage, Swayambhu. 2 Comments

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