Guest guest Posted August 1, 2009 Report Share Posted August 1, 2009 Tokyo's masterpiece Zen Temple of Kagado was built by famed architect Mierdita Meada with shit sticks he collected from all the monasteries of Japan. The wood temple is renown for the many soothing brown hues of its woodwork, and the pungent earthly aroma of its walls. No other temple calms the mind as this one. But the main tourist attraction sits at its entrance: The huge bronze defecating Buddha. The statue presents his romp to the visiting pilgrims. A large bronze turd beginning to protrude from its green black arse. The front of the statue is hollowed. The symbolism is obvious to visiting monks. The turd represents the universe as a worthless excretion of Ultimate Nature, but on further inquiry, by viewing the statue's front, it's realized that both universe and arse are hollowed, empty artistry. Please, don't miss this most revered site in your next visit to Tokyo. Although some say it doesn't really exist, except in my imagination. Well, if it doesn't, it ought to!. http://cerosoul.wordpress.com http://awakefiction.wordpress.com Pete Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2009 Report Share Posted August 1, 2009 Nisargadatta , " cerosoul " <pedsie6 wrote: > > Tokyo's masterpiece Zen Temple of Kagado > was built by famed architect Mierdita Meada > with shit sticks he collected from all the > monasteries of Japan. The wood temple is > renown for the many soothing brown hues of its > woodwork, and the pungent earthly aroma of > its walls. No other temple calms the mind as > this one. > > But the main tourist attraction sits at its > entrance: The huge bronze defecating Buddha. > The statue presents his romp to the visiting > pilgrims. A large bronze turd beginning to > protrude from its green black arse. The front > of the statue is hollowed. The symbolism is > obvious to visiting monks. The turd represents > the universe as a worthless excretion of > Ultimate Nature, but on further inquiry, by viewing > the statue's front, it's realized that both universe > and arse are hollowed, empty artistry. > > Please, don't miss this most revered site in your > next visit to Tokyo. Although some say it doesn't > really exist, except in my imagination. Well, if > it doesn't, it ought to!. > > http://cerosoul.wordpress.com > > http://awakefiction.wordpress.com > > Pete Let's put a diaper on the Buddha. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2009 Report Share Posted August 2, 2009 Nisargadatta , " cerosoul " <pedsie6 wrote: > > Tokyo's masterpiece Zen Temple of Kagado > was built by famed architect Mierdita Meada > with shit sticks he collected from all the > monasteries of Japan. The wood temple is > renown for the many soothing brown hues of its > woodwork, and the pungent earthly aroma of > its walls. No other temple calms the mind as > this one. > > But the main tourist attraction sits at its > entrance: The huge bronze defecating Buddha. > The statue presents his romp to the visiting > pilgrims. A large bronze turd beginning to > protrude from its green black arse. The front > of the statue is hollowed. The symbolism is > obvious to visiting monks. The turd represents > the universe as a worthless excretion of > Ultimate Nature, but on further inquiry, by viewing > the statue's front, it's realized that both universe > and arse are hollowed, empty artistry. > > Please, don't miss this most revered site in your > next visit to Tokyo. Although some say it doesn't > really exist, except in my imagination. Well, if > it doesn't, it ought to!. > > http://cerosoul.wordpress.com > > http://awakefiction.wordpress.com > > Pete well doesn't it exist in your imagination? or does it just ought to exist in your imagination? if it doesn't exist in your imagination.. and no one is there.. does it still ought to exist in your imaginary imagination? mu mu coo coo! :-) ..b b.b. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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