Un pays des merveilles caché

Menglong
“The remotest corners of the earth are still part of the human world. Those who search for the truth in their dreams perceive themselves as wise, virtuous persons. To find out through which mountain pass you can leave this dusty world full of impediments, look for the cave hole with remnants of light, for that will lead to the Land of Peach Blossoms.”
H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III wrote this poem containing a
profound message in order to express the true meaning of this painting: Nowhere in this human realm an o in place not of ordinary people, not of this mundane world. All born as human beings are in a dream of confusion. However they usually believe they are seeking the truth. In reality, they are just indulging in self-appreciation and self-consolation As such, they cannot block the great flow of impermanence. However, there is one opportunity whereby you can attain control over your own living and dying and be guaranteed to transcend this world of mortals. When you see a wondrously intriguing cave hole with remnants of light, know that is the source you are seeking. That the pros immortals, the Land of Peach Blossoms, a holy land beyond this world.

The style of this painting is Western oil painting plus a mysterious technique that combines the dual sill d ba brushwork and freehand brushwork. From the harmonious unification of these three elements, a holy land of ima with an unusual landscape of inexhaustible beauty comes into being. It is as if the viewer is taken to a palatial cane. on world of no worries, and is looking over this wonderland that is beyond our world. The marvelous variations in don light, and atmosphere are so enchanting that the viewer is carried away to that place, fascinated in the loveliness olde This painting belongs to the “Menglong” style of