celebrating

My Suggestion For The Universal Panacea
‘Grandma’s Kind Regard’ or
‘Sleep-Nursing On The Lily’
Akshobya Buddha (China) Sui Dynasy (581 to 618 C.E.)
It began some years ago as a spin-off from that same photo of
the Chinese Akshobya Buddha sculpture I mentioned earlier.
The Buddha’s eyebrows are slightly raised, eyelids drooping,
the corners of his mouth turned up in a half-smile.
“Do these icons contain teachings?” I asked myself. Perhaps
their postures, expressions and gestures are a preliterate way
of distributing important information and should be copied, as
per Dr. Felicitas Goodman’s research into the trance-inducing
posture statues of ancient shamans. 23
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