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Thanks for dropping by Elizabeth! And thanks again...

2008-03-30T08:51:00.000-04:00

Thanks for dropping by Elizabeth! And thanks again for the photo, and I invite you to send any more from your travels....yesterday I saw a statue that was for sale here that looked like that Buddha in repose....very interesting/unusual that I would see something like that, after pondering the photo....I actually wondering if the statue had been stolen at first, but then I realized that it looked too new...maybe it was a molded copy? ~elizabeth spring

This photo is a detail of the wall paintings in th...

2008-03-29T20:45:00.000-04:00

This photo is a detail of the wall paintings in the shrine room of the Sakya Nun's Institute in Manduwalla, India. The paintings depict a series of events in the life of the Buddha, and this one would indeed be just prior to his death. But I do love
Hitchhiker72's beautiful way of expressing this event as "repose of the verge of a sublime transformation".

---Elizabeth Schwalbe

Hi Hitchhiker72~ Yes, isn't that interesting?! ...

2008-03-27T08:25:00.000-04:00

Hi Hitchhiker72~
Yes, isn't that interesting?! Reading it metaphorically as the 'repose on the verge of a sublime transformation'....and North Node Medicine is truly Soul Medicine which enables the "repose" as we are all somewhere in that space before our death. So thanks for droppping by--- I also checked out your site on Mercury Retrogrades-- very thoughtful! ~elizabeth

As a matter of interest, the reclining Buddha imag...

2008-03-26T22:31:00.000-04:00

As a matter of interest, the reclining Buddha image is generally supposed to depict the Buddha shortly before his death. If you read it metaphorically, and death as transformation rather than loss, then it is the repose on the verge of a sublime transformation. In some ways, very in keeping with NN medicine, as you put it.

Thanks. I'll be reading more.