Mysterious Mist in a Stone

On October 28th and 29th of 2003, in the Gold Room of the House Office Building, the US Congress held an exhibition of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III’s Yun sculptures. Most of the attendees of that exhibition were senators, members of Congress, and their staff. They gave raving acclamations.

When these exquisite sculptures are viewed from different angles, one can see various wonderful and fascinating sights that seem to be constantly changing. When climbing up a Cliff, or when looking inside the hole of certain boulders to see their remarkable sights, one may see auspicious mist spiraling upward. One then experiences a carefree and peaceful feeling that is difficult to describe. The limestone caves in China’s Guangxi Province, the inside of the Ludi cave the Grand Canyon in the United States, Yellowstone Park, and the limestone caves in Columbia—all of which are the most amazing caves and scenery in the world-cannot match the marvelous, exquisite sculptures of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III. Such beautiful scenes truly cannot be found elsewhere in the world.

H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III’s Yun sculptures can truly be called peerless, priceless treasures. H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III was able to create these treasures based upon his high state of realization, profound and extensive knowledge, as well as his penetration of the laws that underlie the birth, growth, and change of all things in the universe.

There is a very special Yun sculpture piece in the Treasure Room called Mysterious Mist in a Stone. One can see that mist is permanently sculpted in it like a miracle.