Hey, I like it. Buddhist precepts prohibit monks from destroying plants because other life forms depend on it. Bit you didn't want to hear that. :)
Anyways, I like the imagery here. It's superb and surreal. So what's the lesser of the sage? Is it not a student? Dosnt the disciple surpass the master always? However, I speak in paradigms. Forgive me.
Anyways, great work amiga :)
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
Thanks, amigo-san! You always have fun tidbits to share. :)
And to ponder: perhaps it is true.. read moreThanks, amigo-san! You always have fun tidbits to share. :)
And to ponder: perhaps it is true that the master and student play interchangeable roles to each other?
Hey, I like it. Buddhist precepts prohibit monks from destroying plants because other life forms depend on it. Bit you didn't want to hear that. :)
Anyways, I like the imagery here. It's superb and surreal. So what's the lesser of the sage? Is it not a student? Dosnt the disciple surpass the master always? However, I speak in paradigms. Forgive me.
Anyways, great work amiga :)
Posted 10 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
10 Years Ago
Thanks, amigo-san! You always have fun tidbits to share. :)
And to ponder: perhaps it is true.. read moreThanks, amigo-san! You always have fun tidbits to share. :)
And to ponder: perhaps it is true that the master and student play interchangeable roles to each other?
The world can at times seem both wonderful and surreal. Because of this, I have always felt an inexplicable need to translate these perceptions-- of the beauty, the irony and the humor within oddity a.. more..