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Oct 2017
impermanence
learning the meaning
from the flowers

Written by
Mike Rehling
Once again we have the sum of two parts coming together to create a worthy collaboration. The haiku brings to mind the famous Flower Sermon, when Sakyamuni Buddha transmitted direct wisdom to Mahakasyapa; this event was to become the origin of Zen Buddhism. The shapes of the flowers in the image and their petals suggest a passing of time and bring about a vision of birth and death and the impermanence of all things.

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