lotus land


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lotus land

n. Informal
A place or state of languid contentment.

[After the Land of the Lotus-eaters in the Odyssey.]
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Noun1.lotus land - an idyllic realm of contentment and self-indulgence
kingdom, realm, land - a domain in which something is dominant; "the untroubled kingdom of reason"; "a land of make-believe"; "the rise of the realm of cotton in the south"
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about lotus land: "Sea spray covers your skin with salt
Already, copper mine tailings are polluting waters in a Himalayan region sacred to Tibetans, which they call Pemako ("Hidden Lotus Land"), where the world's highest-altitude major river, the Brahmaputra (Yarlung Tsangpo to Tibetans), curves around the Himalayas before entering India.
But Ashton left Lotus Land because the challenges needed for personal growth were missing, and took a publishing job in New York.
Ghuman also examines "The Temple Bells" and "Less than the Dust," but not "Till I Wake." Comparisons are drawn between the Eastern elements in Cyril Scott's Lotus Land and Liza Lehmann's "The Snake-Charmer" from the Golden Threshold, both of which were composed a few years later.
Author and publisher have spared neither effort nor expense in conveying both the lotus land of the Edwardian era and the richness and diversity of Tipping's work.
Exploring Vancouverism: The Political Culture of Canada's Lotus Land.