Author: Zhong Ming
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: In Buddhist scriptures, the lotus flower symbolizes suitability, meaning that anyone who sees it will feel joy. It embodies the spirit of perceiving the unseen, transcendent enlightenment, and infinite transformation. Those who possess this spirit can become lotus immortals. As a mystical pattern in Vajrayana Buddhism, the mandala reveals its complexity. Psychologist Carl Jung recognized its profound meaning, describing it as resembling a mathematical formula symbol, representing a spiritual order.
In Buddhist scriptures, the lotus flower symbolizes suitability, meaning that anyone who sees it will feel joy. It embodies the spirit of perceiving the unseen, transcendent enlightenment, and infinite transformation. Those who possess this spirit can become lotus immortals. As a mystical pattern in Vajrayana Buddhism, the mandala reveals its complexity. Psychologist Carl Jung recognized its profound meaning, describing it as resembling a mathematical formula symbol, representing a spiritual order.
Narrow Gate (Zhong Ming's Prose): Zhong Ming's Prose
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