#buddha's hand

[fluffykit]

Hey, I've started up a new account! I'll still be posting here, but feel free to join me over at BlueSky too!

Anyway, please enjoy my adventure in candy making with my delicious dear friend Cthulu.

[noovorous]

Having recently picked up a habit of favouring my tea with orange or lemon zest and as a consequence being annoyed at how little zest there is on a single fruit I now completely understand the purpose for which Buddha's Hand was bred. This is a fruit cultivated for its zest, it is maximum zest in zest, maximalization of surface area in relation to volume, this beloved cthulhu shaped fruit.

[cerebrodigital]

Mano de Buda localizada en Guangdong, China. Está sobre el cañón Gulong y es uno de los miradores más altos que existen​ 😰

Aprende más de este lugar aquí:

[morethansalad]

Winter Snack Board + Roasted Carrot Harissa Dip (Vegan-Friendly)

[fleeting-moment-now]

Buddha's Hand flowering again

[speadrunner]

When I first saw Mystic Flour, I joked with my brother how funny it was that we went from a blueberry Ronald McDonald…to EVIL BUDDHA!

It’s hilarious to see that I was kinda right

[t-u-i-t-c]

Toku Pride Month Challenge│Ships

Kujaku & Gara

[thinkingimages]

Ken Domon, Left Hand of the Sitting Image of Buddha Shakyamuini in the Hall of Miroku, Muro-Ji, Nara, 1942–43, gelatin silver print, 32.7 × 24.2 cm. © The Estate of Ken Domon (photo courtesy of Ken Domon Foundation).

[thistransient]

佛手瓜

[crehador]

actually making a solo post for this one because i think the sentai daishikkaku op is already a strong contender for not just op of the season but op of the year for me (and might be one of the most striking and memorable ops i've seen in several years)

pretty much every season there's at least one op song that goes hella hard and becomes my instant op of the season, but usually it's just the music (or primarily the music) that propels an op into first place for me

but this one! love the music for sure but it's the visuals that do it for me, the whole look and style of the op plus the themes? chef's kiss holy shit

there is something like... almost hauntingly beautiful about this to me. the puppet strings, the hands, the visages in the cracked glass, the stairs that don't go anywhere, the utter hopelessness of the shot in the palm of sousei's hand!! it captures the whole like hopelessness of fighter d's plight so well, but isn't a dreary op (just like it's a bleak but not dreary show)

anyway even if you aren't watching sentai daishikkaku this season i highly recommend giving this op a watch, it's so cool even as a standalone music video

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Ken Domon, Left Hand of the Sitting Image of Buddha Shakyamuini in the Hall of Miroku, Muro-Ji, Nara, 1942–43, gelatin silver print, 32.7 × 24.2 cm. © The Estate of Ken Domon (photo courtesy of Ken Domon Foundation).

* "By developing gentleness toward ourselves, the irritation of being with oneself is taken away. When that kind of friendliness to oneself occurs, then one also develops friendliness toward the rest of the world. At that point, sadness, loneliness, and wretchedness begin to dissipate. We develop a sense of humour. We don’t get so pissed off if we have a bad cup of coffee in the morning. Appreciating our human dignity comes from that." ~ Chögyam Trungpa

[alive on all channels]

[morethansalad]

Radish Salad with Truffle Salt (Vegan)

[crzyimp]

Centuries of consequences finally caught up to our favorite monkey that the Jade Emperor called Buddha to help him. I definitely missed on my first time reading that Buddha was to defend the throne. I was confused at first since Buddha isn't part of Heaven, but then after a brief reflecting; I realized this could be an alliance between religions over ancient China. Keeping the peace and helping allies in need.

During the chapter was the fact Sun Wukong was quiet compared to earlier chapters and attacking anyone in his way. Up until Buddha showed up, new face and person to Wukong. Someone who had no part to what's been happening to him up till now and he (somewhat) peacefully talked to him and listen to Buddha deal. I strongly think if Wukong haven't PISSED ON BUDDHA'S FUCKING HAND and asked for a do over, he may have not be under a mountain.

(Writing on my hand? Eh, I'll get over it and I can wash off, but pissing on my hand? Haha! NO. Asshole move and some crimes can't be forgiven. 'Pisshead ape' go to naughty jail for 500 years to think about his (Piss) crimes)

The rest of the chapter was about the Heaven court asking Buddha to stay, party, and receive gifts. Everyone, but Buddha and his disciples cause their monks and don't drink at all, was getting drunk and celebrating that Wukong's gone.

Once Wukong got his head out of the mountain, Buddha used a golden seal to ensure he can't escape and gave instructions that someone will come to remove it 500 years later. And giving Wukong iron pellets for food and melted copper to drink. There has to be a reason or symbolism for this, but right now my mind is drawing blanks. Or there is none and really hammering in on punishing Wukong for crashing the festival.

I think that's all I have to say right now, but up for discussions!

@journeythroughjourneytothewest

[gemville]

Hamsa Pendant In Yellow Gold With Enamel and Diamonds

Photo Courtesy: Buddha Mama

Source: jckonline.com

[akkivee]

remember when kuukou made a little buddha snowman??? well i say he should make snowmen of his team—