#181 All things must pass
| Size： | Postcard; about 10×15 cm |
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| Dressing： | framed |
What kind of phrase?
| phrase: | 諸行夢常 |
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| (imho): | all things must pass |
| make: | μ |
brief comment
I added the words beside of a kitten playing with a dandelion fluff.
The phrase “諸行夢常” was coined from the kitten’s innocence and the way the dandelion’s fluff dances around.
“諸行夢常” is a word I coined.
“諸行無常” a famous phrase from The Tale of the Heike, means “all things must pass”. On the other hand, changing “無(nothing)” to “夢(dream)” means that “dreams are common.”
The word was born from the idea of the perfectly round dandelion’s fluff being broken up and the innocent curiosity of a kitten.
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