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Dragons: Bearers of Good Fortune Cards
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| DR1505. Lid for a Box of Calligraphy Inks. Qing Dynasty, China. | .DR1501. Detail From an Imperial Dragon Robe. China, late 17th century | DR1502. Detail of a Crimson Jacket with Embroidered Dragons. Jiaqing Period, Qing ynasty, China. | . DR1504. Detail from a Portrait of Emperor Qianlong Painted on Silk. Qing Dynasty, China | DR1506. Detail from the Front of a Red Sandalwood Shelf. Qianlong period, Qing Dynasty, China |
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DR1503. Detail from a Column Hanging. Late Ming Dynasty, China. |
Daily Zen Cards by G. Bluestone
www.dailyzen.com is an award winning website reflecting on timeless
koans, poems and quotes.
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| ZEN310. Be an explorer. An explorer does not merely take the guided tour | ZEN302. True knowledge consists of knowing what is shallow and what is deep: of diving often but to the very bottom. | .ZEN311. Knowing really how to pause, not just outwardly, but throughout your being, is a consumate art of living. | .ZEN307. If we chase after meditation it will never come, and yet, to the interested mind, it may appear spontaneously. | ZEN304. The flowers dazzle with a display that is totally, completely innocent. With none of the pretence of an exhibition. |
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| . | ZEN309. True joy arises from just sitting in the lap of the universe as the universe itself sits. | ZEN306. The mountain winds and waters, the purewhite glacier and the heart of the mountain sing to you of something greater. | ZEN312. When self importance is clearly seen in perspective like a speck of dust there is wonder and mystery verywhere. |
Blank cards sold in quantities of 6 at £4.20 plus V.A.T. R.R.P. £1.65 each.
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