Praying Mother and Son Rock Formation

Allegedly have a message, this image rocks in the lake Birmanian (Burma).
See only on certain days of the year when the sun shines on it at a certain angle.
Turn your head to the left and you will see what is so exciting about this miracle generated by nature .

REAL ORIGINS :   The above-pictured rock, one that combines with its reflection in the water to form the sideways image of a praying mother and child, is not a natural rock formation found in Burma (or anywhere else). It’s a fictional element from a children’s storybook, as rendered by Korean illustrator Kim


His drawings for children are characterized by their simplicity and their ability to evoke particular scenes or events. His subtle use of color helps to create a tranquil and mellow atmosphere in his paintings. Elements of Korean nature and culture are also beautifully rendered in Kim’s work.

The book itself (Children of the East River) is described thusly:The book itself (Children of the East River) is described thusly:

Two Children (Soon-Ee and Dong-Ee) play on a riverbank while waiting for the return of their mother, who has gone to town to sell beans and other
harvested goods. The children ask a big bird and a bear cub when their mother is coming back and play with imaginary animals while
awaiting her return.
The author incorporates nature (the forest and the river) into his illustrations to reveal the hidden beauty of nature. If the reader looks at the
pictures carefully, he can see that the author has used shadows in the water and its surroundings to show the imaginary animals in the book.

A photo from an interior page of the book presents the illustration in context: