The Buddha Garden

 

It's August, and things in Second Life are slowing down some after the SL Birthday and Summer Burn. So Gemma Cleanslate was looking for a place that was relaxing. She came across the Buddha Garden. This area has many places to relax from beaches to waterfalls to a dining area, and of course temples.

 

Read Gemma's story in Places. 

Reader Submitted Cartoon: "Thai Chi Horse"

From Becky "Sha" Shamen, who sent this to me after saying in group chat, "This is too funny! I clicked a tai chi ball, while riding the horse! (big grin)" The upper part of her body was going through the motions, though the lower half was still on the horse.

Guess some Texans will take their horses most anywhere, even when trying "that there new-fangled-age Tie-Chee stuff." Guess they figured if it was good enough for Klingons, they could handle it. ;-)

The Forest

Becky recently wrote about a popular meditation spot. Today, she writes about another with less traffic, "The Forest." Here, one can explore around, as well as meditate, and a few other things. But for Becky, the sim has a history and a story, one that became part of her own in Second Life.

Read more in Places.

Tempura Island

Among the more popular places to meditate in Second Life is Tempura Island. Having recently celebrated it's fifth anniversary, the location continues to attract many visitors and regulars. Becky "Sha" Shamen is among those who considers the place among their favorite locations, and writes about what to expect when going there, as well as a few reasons why she keeps going back.

Read Becky's article in Places.