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@ljwrites@writeout.ink  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

It is said that the great Silla-era monk Wonhyo was traveling to Tang China to study there when he spent a night in a tomb. In the night he woke thirsty and drank water from a bowl. In the morning he realized the drink that had so refreshed him in the night was dirty water in a skull, which enlightened him to the truth that all things are created by the mind. This led him to give up on the idea of going to China for his studies. He continued his theological work back in Silla, where he popularized #Buddhism among the common folk.

#MythologyMonday #mythology #Korea

A painting of Master Wonhyo, a peaceful,  alert middle-aged man with very short-trimmed dark smudges of hair and beard. He wears a brown robe with a green and yellow half-covering over it, and clasps his hands together in front while sitting lotus-style in a green and yellow upholstered chair. His slip-on shoes are set on a stool before him.
A painting of Master Wonhyo, a peaceful, alert middle-aged man with very short-trimmed dark smudges of hair and beard. He wears a brown robe with a green and yellow half-covering over it, and clasps his hands together in front while sitting lotus-style in a green and yellow upholstered chair. His slip-on shoes are set on a stool before him.
A painting of Master Wonhyo, a peaceful, alert middle-aged man with very short-trimmed dark smudges of hair and beard. He wears a brown robe with a green and yellow half-covering over it, and clasps his hands together in front while sitting lotus-style in a green and yellow upholstered chair. His slip-on shoes are set on a stool before him.
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हिति , in Nepāl Bhāṣā, is the word for a shared community water tap. Even in modern Newar cities, these ancient structures still pour out fresh mountain water piped through ancient underground filters and conduits. They are a place to wash, to talk, to drink, to meet the locals: a nourishing, refreshing social-ecological place.

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