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Art

Appreciation of the Western Painting of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III — “The Rhythm of Water Bubbles”

A supernatural abstract color work Through his brushwork, H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III renders the subtle life cycle of a water bubble—its emergence, transformation, and eventual dissolution—with remarkable vitality. Though the medium is static, the painting evokes a striking sense of movement and immediacy. One almost senses the gentle drifting of bubbles across the surface,…

Buddhist Tales

150. The Story of Sañjīva [Sañjīva-Jātaka]

When the Buddha was in Jetavanārāma, the king Ajātasattu was friendly with Devadatta. Even though unrighteous and sinful, Ajātasattu was pleased with him. He built for Devadatta a temple in Gayāsīsa, which he gave to him. And he assisted him by giving him all the necessary perquisites. In the meantime, following Devadatta’s words, he sent…

Buddhism Teaching

What Is an Arhat or Arahant in Buddhism?

By Barbara O’Brien In early Buddhism, an arhat (Sanskrit) or arahant (Pali) — “worthy one” or “perfected one” — was the highest ideal of a disciple of the Buddha. He or she was a person who had completed the path to enlightenment and achieved nirvana. In Chinese, the word for arhat is lohan or luohan. Arhats are described in the Dhammapada: “There is no more worldly…

Experience and Benefits Sharing

Reintroducing Biological Partnerships in Modern Orchards: A Design Question for the Future

There was a time when fruit trees did not stand alone. Animals grazed beneath them. Nutrients cycled in place. Fallen fruit did not represent waste; it became feed. Manure did not represent disposal; it became fertility. Pest cycles were interrupted not only by intervention, but by interaction. Then agriculture specialized. Livestock and orchards separated. Nutrients…

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