Japanese Buddhist Art Exhibition in New Jersey
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Oh, that looks like a really lovely exhibition, Anna! Thank you!
I particularly love the four Kannons. I was reading about willow branch Kannon and it seems that symbolism comes from Taoist roots and willow is used to ward off illness. Kuan Yin/Kannon was adopted by Taoists and combined with their own iconography during early exchanges between Buddhism and Taoism.
Gassho
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Thanks Anna, great article.
I’d love to see this but it’s 17,077 km away from where I live
Perhaps it will come to Australia one day.
I love Kannon/Guanyin. She’s been my favourite Bodhisattva ever since I read Stephen Levine's wonderful book Becoming Kuan Yin: The Evolution of Compassion.
In a world where there are far too many horrors, some images at least are healing.
Gassho
Bruce
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Thanks Anna, great article.
I’d love to see this but it’s 17,077 km away from where I live
Perhaps it will come to Australia one day.
I love Kannon/Guanyin. She’s been my favourite Bodhisattva ever since I read Stephen Levine's wonderful book Becoming Kuan Yin: The Evolution of Compassion.
In a world where there are far too many horrors, some images at least are healing.
Gassho
Bruce
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Gassho, J
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PS - For those who would like a take on Kannon ... the 1000 hands and eyes, two of which are your or my hands and eyes ...
XVII - Whattsa Who'sa Bodhisattva? - Avalokiteshvara (Kannon)
Dear All Bodhisattvas! Below is a series of 'sit-a-longs' reflecting on several of the famous "Greats" among the Bodhisattvas ... Kannon, Maitreya, Manjusri, Jizo, Samantabhadra, Vimalakīrti and others ... as well as the qualities of a Bodhisattva which can manifest in any of our words, thoughts and actions in life .
Gassho, Jundo
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