The masterpiece "The Great Sun Tathagata's Dharma Painting". I won't introduce the pictures to explain everything. The work uses solid gold traces on a large area, and is colored by natural ore pigments, which will not fade for a hundred years and will not rot for a thousand years. The work has complex composition and many characters. The main and great sun Tathagata depicts the eight great bodhisattvas, Shakyamuni Buddha and many fairies, which are very rare and precious. The visual impact is super strong, and the author combines Chinese traditional Buddhist culture and creates it independently. The paintings of the work are even more amazing. The fine brushwork is delicate and full of dizziness. It is a very rare collection-level Thangka work.
You have your plan, and the world has plans that cannot be fooled by the master. I think I can start from two aspects, on the one hand, improve my cognition, and on the other hand, calmly admit my ignorance. But sometimes it becomes arrogant as the former improves, making it difficult to achieve the latter. Especially when I quote Socrates , I know nothing, and I feel restless and eager for more attention and recognition. Don’t worry about the fact that people don’t know, but worry about their inability. Knowing is easy to do but doing it is difficult. Leave a message in a streamlined manner and keep it within 100 words. This is not the first time I mentioned it, but why have I seen more long-term discussions? Maybe the person who wrote it is as good as me. For those who want to enter the selection, this is an encouragement and restriction. For those Buddhists like mine, there is almost no impact.
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