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The Whole World is a Single Flower.
Autor:
Man Gong Weol-Myeon Sunim, Zen Master, 1871-1946
Traductor del text:Two thousand five hundred years ago on Vulture Peak in India, the Buddha picked up a lotus flower and demonstrated universal truth. At the end of World War II, Zen Master Man Gong took a petal from the leaf of the Korean national flower, dipped it in ink, and wrote a rough calligraphy that read: “The Whole World Is a Single Flower.” Facsimile of the original calligraphy, by courtesy of Eduardo del Valle Pérez
Idioma:chi
Any de creació:1945
Tècnica:Rice paper
Suport:28,22 cm.
Dimensions:Amplada:67 cm.;Alçada:Ink on rice paper
Nota:Two thousand five hundred years ago on Vulture Peak in India, the Buddha picked up a lotus flower and demonstrated universal truth. At the end of World War II, Zen Master Man Gong took a petal from the leaf of the Korean national flower, dipped it in ink, and wrote a rough calligraphy that read: “The Whole World Is a Single Flower.” Facsimile of the original calligraphy, by courtesy of Eduardo del Valle Pérez
Origen:Korea
Matèria:Zen Buddhism
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