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so much infinity, so little time
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copyright 2009, Amy Melson
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copyright 2009, Amy Melson
Available for use with permission
4 comments:
I like your eyes like this. ^^
amarilla. I want show you my favorite flower Paeonia japonica, so please come to my blog. It is one of my favorite white simple flowers.
Thanks. This photo required both eyes and ears, Scrapasaurus is the first photo I've ever taken while on the celphone. (Getting my dad on the line isn't an easy thing to do.)
Love Paeonia! So fragile, so strong! Like Prajnaparamita.
I am glad and surprised for your interpretation about Prajinaramita because the Paeonia photo has mean "a Noh(Noh is Japanese Noh play) mask of a horned female demon" is one of mean in that photo.
The mask is woman face.
http://www.nohmask21.com/hannya.html
The Paeonia also takes a small bit of space and in cupping it so gently within it's petals makes the space seem vast. While demons compress space, Boddhisattvas extend it, so space (and mind) get kneaded like dough and they become supple.
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