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Philosopher's Path
Original Oil Painting
by Erin Hanson, 2024
22 x 32 in
#treetuesday #treeclub #philosopherspath #kyoto #art
Philosopher's Path
Original Oil Painting
by Erin Hanson, 2024
22 x 32 in
#treetuesday #treeclub #philosopherspath #kyoto #art
The flowers represent the 25 bodhisattva who help Amida take the souls of the dead to paradise.
#Honenin #PhilosophersPath
The flowers represent the 25 bodhisattva who help Amida take the souls of the dead to paradise.
#Honenin #PhilosophersPath
Banbukyō-ji (萬無教寺 aka Manmukyō-ji) sits on the Philosopher's Path beneath Zenki-san (善気山).
Thanks to its links to Hōnen, it is better known as Hōnen-in (法然院), and because of the many camellia that grow here it's nicknamed Tsubaki-no-dera (椿の寺).
#Honenin #PhilosophersPath
Banbukyō-ji (萬無教寺 aka Manmukyō-ji) sits on the Philosopher's Path beneath Zenki-san (善気山).
Thanks to its links to Hōnen, it is better known as Hōnen-in (法然院), and because of the many camellia that grow here it's nicknamed Tsubaki-no-dera (椿の寺).
#Honenin #PhilosophersPath
people are people,
and I will be myself.
regardless,
the path I follow
I will follow on…
人は人吾はわれ也とにかくに吾行く道を吾は行くなり
#Japan #Kyoto #PhilosophersPath #poetry
people are people,
and I will be myself.
regardless,
the path I follow
I will follow on…
人は人吾はわれ也とにかくに吾行く道を吾は行くなり
#Japan #Kyoto #PhilosophersPath #poetry
The phrases 'hana-no-ukibashi' (花の浮橋 'floating bridge of flowers') and 'hanaikada' (花筏 'flower raft') both describe water thick with petals.
#哲学の道 #京都 #Kyoto #PhilosophersPath
The phrases 'hana-no-ukibashi' (花の浮橋 'floating bridge of flowers') and 'hanaikada' (花筏 'flower raft') both describe water thick with petals.
#哲学の道 #京都 #Kyoto #PhilosophersPath
Higan translates as 'Other Shore', a reference to the far shore of the 'Sanzu-no-kawa' (三途の川 'River of the 3 Crossings'). Similar to the River Styx in Greek Mythology, the dead would cross the river to reach the afterlife.
#PhilosophersPath #sakura
Higan translates as 'Other Shore', a reference to the far shore of the 'Sanzu-no-kawa' (三途の川 'River of the 3 Crossings'). Similar to the River Styx in Greek Mythology, the dead would cross the river to reach the afterlife.
#PhilosophersPath #sakura