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The title “Inexhaustible Intent” comes from the Twenty-fifth chapter of the Lotus Sutra. In short Bodhisattva Inexhaustible intent is the sign of our birth, the sign of our death and the sign of the root of our life force. The female or mother image carrying forth life in the form of an egg on one side, the return to latency or death on the opposite side and the power of our root source of our life force being the mother figure bringing forth birth once again. The result of this stone piece for me is a struggle or inner dialogue to bring forth the inherent beauty of the stone and the emerging subject matter.
The title “Inexhaustible Intent” comes from the Twenty-fifth chapter of the Lotus Sutra. In short Bodhisattva Inexhaustible intent is the sign of our birth, the sign of our death and the sign of the root of our life force. The female or mother image carrying forth life in the form of an egg on one side, the return to latency or death on the opposite side and the power of our root source of our life force being the mother figure bringing forth birth once again. The result of this stone piece for me is a struggle or inner dialogue to bring forth the inherent beauty of the stone and the emerging subject matter.
The title “Inexhaustible Intent” comes from the Twenty-fifth chapter of the Lotus Sutra. In short Bodhisattva Inexhaustible intent is the sign of our birth, the sign of our death and the sign of the root of our life force. The female or mother image carrying forth life in the form of an egg on one side, the return to latency or death on the opposite side and the power of our root source of our life force being the mother figure bringing forth birth once again. The result of this stone piece for me is a struggle or inner dialogue to bring forth the inherent beauty of the stone and the emerging subject matter.
The title “Inexhaustible Intent” comes from the Twenty-fifth chapter of the Lotus Sutra. In short Bodhisattva Inexhaustible intent is the sign of our birth, the sign of our death and the sign of the root of our life force. The female or mother image carrying forth life in the form of an egg on one side, the return to latency or death on the opposite side and the power of our root source of our life force being the mother figure bringing forth birth once again. The result of this stone piece for me is a struggle or inner dialogue to bring forth the inherent beauty of the stone and the emerging subject matter.
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Scott CS Goss

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Size: 15 W x 19.3 H x 12 D in

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The title “Inexhaustible Intent” comes from the Twenty-fifth chapter of the Lotus Sutra. In short Bodhisattva Inexhaustible intent is the sign of our birth, the sign of our death and the sign of the root of our life force. The female or mother image carrying forth life in the form of an egg on one side, the return to latency or death on the opposite side and the power of our root source of our life force being the mother figure bringing forth birth once again. The result of this stone piece for me is a struggle or inner dialogue to bring forth the inherent beauty of the stone and the emerging subject matter.

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Size:15 W x 19.3 H x 12 D in

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