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s post I wanted to share the artwork of Afarin Sadeji from Iran! Her creativity is just so unique and her use of mundane objects as accessories is *chefs kiss 덥즈는 더비들 떠올리면서 열심히 준비하고 있으니까 여러분들은 아프지말고 조심히...

differentiated understanding and undifferentiated understanding, good understanding and bad understanding, mundane understanding and transmundane understanding; they want to attain the unhindered knowledge of liberation of the...

from different directions rather than fighting. Early Buddhism thoroughly observed the concept of impermanence and the mundane. The body also changes. Feelings and thoughts change. Actions change, and so does consciousness. In other...

Jizhu(司馬季主,사마계주). The words of this old taveern man seem not to accord with the Way at times. However, they often accord with Laozi and Zhuangzi(노장), so is he not what one calls a person who wanders beyond the mundane realm...

emotions: the physical relief of release and the moral shame over another's pain. By transforming a thoroughly mundane and physiological space—the restroom—into an arena of archery (Gungdo), the poem heightens tension before smoothly...

기독교에서는 ‘피조물’과 ‘창조주’로 구분한다. (7) If one knows only the phenomenal world, the mundane world, and believes that the mundane world is all there is, one is called a sentient being. 현상계, 즉 세속적인 세계만을 알고, 세속...

des prières et des récitations. 1. 영어 번역 (English Translation) Commentary (해설) This sijo poem elevates the mundane, daily act of facing and chopping an onion into a process of Buddhist and philosophical self-discipline to explore...

cool. The peak of Nogodan, previously veiled in mist, radiates a spiritual energy that is distinctly different from the mundane world below. Even here on the mountain, one realizes that South Korea is a fully developed nation; the...

has mastered the art of transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary, inviting viewers to see the beauty in the mundane. At the heart of Kwon Hyejo’s work lies her unique use of hot pastel colors. Unlike traditional pastel palettes...