Hell Sufferings
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Scenes of Hell VCD (In English - I think) is avail at Ju Shi Lin at the free distribution corner.
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i like this image picture very muchOriginally posted by concerned_man:
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I am very attracted to Kstigarbha Bodhisattva, especially after understanding Kstigarbha Sutra. Very enlightening indeed.
Very comforting looking at His picture.
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i think the picture is a typical chinese portrayal of Di zhang Wang Pusa isnt it?Originally posted by paperflower:i like this image picture very much
the staff he is holding and the hat he is wearing, not to mention the robes he is wearing, is a typical chinese robe isnt it. -
Of course it is Chinese... does it look Tibetan?Originally posted by marcteng:i think the picture is a typical chinese portrayal of Di zhang Wang Pusa isnt it?
the staff he is holding and the hat he is wearing, not to mention the robes he is wearing, is a typical chinese robe isnt it.
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I hope got statue portray him as Indian.Originally posted by An Eternal Now:Of course it is Chinese... does it look Tibetan? -
Originally posted by marcteng:i think the picture is a typical chinese portrayal of Di zhang Wang Pusa isnt it?
the staff he is holding and the hat he is wearing, not to mention the robes he is wearing, is a typical chinese robe isnt it.Originally posted by An Eternal Now:Of course it is Chinese... does it look Tibetan? Originally posted by marcteng:I hope got statue portray him as Indian......kekeee....
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Erm, when someone makes a statue of Di Zhang Wang Pusa as an indian.Originally posted by marcteng:I hope got statue portray him as Indian.
You know the sanskrit name of Di Zhang Wang Pusa?
You seen the indian statue of the next buddha Maitreya?
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Sanskrit name of Di Zhang Wang Pu Sa: Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva lor..Originally posted by marcteng:Erm, when someone makes a statue of Di Zhang Wang Pusa as an indian.
You know the sanskrit name of Di Zhang Wang Pusa?
You seen the indian statue of the next buddha Maitreya?
Chinese statue portray him as rotund and laughing buddha.
I dont think there is any 'indian statues' of buddha maitreya, unless you are talking about the ancient Gandhara (pakistan) statues of Maitreya which I quite liked. It is with the 32 major marks and 80 minor marks of the buddha.
Chinese statue portray Maitreya as a fat and laughing buddha (to be precise: Bodhisattva, because he hasn't attain Buddhahood yet), because there was really such an incarnation in China. He was plump, big bellied, always happy, and carries a bag with him (thats why he's called bu-dai-he-shang). Similarly Guan Yin was portrayed as a female with white robes because of the well known incarnation Miao-Shan in China. -
Sorry I dont get you. Are you asking this question to yourself?Originally posted by marcteng:Erm, when someone makes a statue of Di Zhang Wang Pusa as an indian.
You know the sanskrit name of Di Zhang Wang Pusa?
You seen the indian statue of the next buddha Maitreya?
Chinese statue portray him as rotund and laughing buddha.