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Meditation on Buddha, enlightenment, writing about mountains and water is Master Zhenyuan’s daily homework, and it is also Master Zhenyuan’s understanding and dissemination of Buddhism. Use the method of comprehending into its shape and write it into the picture. When writing about mountains and water, we also understand Buddhist principles. Therefore, the landscape paintings written by Master Zhenyuan are all the wisdom of Buddhist principles. This is also why when we observe Master Zhenyuan's landscape paintings, we always feel a meaning that quickly enters the state of emptiness and brightness. For this reason, many people have asked me why? Every time I ask the questioner, what do you see in your vision when you look at Master Zhenyuan’s landscape paintings? Basically, it is said that you see the quiet mountains and fields; what do you feel? The answer is basically the same, that is, "I feel that the wind can't bear to blow it!"; then have you gained something in your heart? The answer was the same as the one, saying, "I feel extremely relaxed, full of joy, and can feel the freshness of the air!" I said, this is why you are asking!

Master Zhenyuan (Abbot of Xiangyang Temple in Mount Wutai) Works

How to save the world if you don’t cultivate yourself, so those who do good will inevitably do good. As a high monk, Master Zhenyuan understands this principle even more. Therefore, when he practices himself by meditating on Buddha, understanding Zen, writing about mountains and water. And in the process of cultivating oneself, convey your own insights and precipitation to the world through the pictures. At the same time, Master Zhenyuan’s every landscape painting creation is also an experience gained after preaching Buddhism, and a summary after communicating with good men and women. Because every time you preach Buddhism is not only about saving people, but also about cultivating one's own body. The creation process of each painting is also a Buddhist principle that can save the world through self-cultivation.

Zhenyuan Master (Abbot of Xiangyang Temple in Wutai Mountain)

Zhenyuan Master, abbot of Xiangyang Temple in Wutai Mountain, executive director of Shanxi Buddhist Association, Liaoning Calligraphers Association member, member of the Chinese Couplet Society, vice chairman of the Wutai County Artists Association, and chairman of the Wutai County Buddhist Calligraphers Association. He is now traveling to Shanxi, Hebei, Liaoning and other places for many years to educate sentient beings and save sentient beings.

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Xiangyang Temple is located in Shuiyu Village, XiaYu Village, Xitai. It was founded in the period of Zhiping of the Song Yingzong (Note: Song Ying's general name Shu Zhiping was 4 years ago. It started in the lunar calendar in 1064 AD. during the Jiachen year of the Ming Dynasty. It was repaired during the Jiaqing period of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. It was worshipped for the four villages of Xiahui, Dashi, Dachi, and Panjiayu.

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Text/Feng Haitao Landscape Painting/Master Zhenyuan (Abbot of Xiangyang Temple in Mount Wutai) Meditation on Buddha, enlightenment, writing about mountains and water is Master Zhenyuan’s daily homework, and it is also Master Zhenyuan’s understanding and dissemination of Buddhism. - DayDayNews

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