The form of the language n.2 Painting

The language is a multitude of forms and signs belonging to nature. It identifies with nature so much that there is no distinction between them. Applications of cardboard and twine adorn the canvas. It has been transcribed in Japanese, part of the Lotus Sūtra, which is considered one of the most important Buddhist scriptures, which has greatly influenced the Mahayana tradition throughout East Asia. His central message is that Buddhahood - a state of absolute happiness, freedom from fear and all illusions - is inherent in all life. In particular, in this sutra it is stated that all living beings possess the nature of Buddha and that there are no categories of people who cannot achieve Buddhahood in the present life. The supernatural stories told in the 28 chapters emphasize the Lotus Sutra itself, the Buddha, in order to encourage the practice of the bodhisattva in the world, which constitutes the Buddha's Way to salvation.