by Andrew Moore
Mahabodhi Temple, Bodhgaya, India
Statue of Buddha, Doi Suthep by JY7088 on Flickr.
Buddha
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Potala (by PongsawatD)
“Anuttara”
Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Kwan Yin, China, 19th century, in adorned clothing and headdress, left hand in the mudra of appeasement position, right hand holding a lotus blossom, a swirling dragon at feet, standing on a lotus base.
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by David McBride
Padmasambhava/Guru Rinpoche
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Yellow Hats
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Buddha, Yeongcheon, South Korea
Zhaszhou asked a monk, “How many sutras do you read in one day?”
The monk said, “Sometimes seven or eight. Sometimes ten.”
Zhaozhou said, “Oh, then you can’t read scriptures.”
The monk said, “Master, how many do you read in a day?”
Zhaozhou said, “In one day I read one word.”from Zen’s Chinese Heritage.
Photo by Regina Aveiro.
Pema Chodron. May 2013.
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in Krabi
