Eastern Philosophy.
Ritual worship.
In the West, we generally expect philosophy to come from books.
In the East, more wisely, there is consciousness coming from other things.
For example: from rocks.
This is a brief history of an amazing Oriental tradition of philosophical appreciation of rocks.
In 826 AD, in the Tang Dynasty, Tai Lake, Jiangsu Province, China.
A middle-aged gentleman walks around a large lake,
In the Yangtze River Delta in east China,
When he drew attention to something on his coast:
It is a bland discovery, but it is historical,
A pair of strange pictures shape.
This moment is no less important than the moment when the Chinese Pietra Vilem was discovered.
This intellectual who walks is a special person,
After several vicissitudes in his career as an official in the state,
Including periods of imperial dissatisfaction and exile,
Bai Ju finally succeeded.
He was appointed governor of the neighboring city of Xu Ju,
He is also one of the greatest poets of the eye.
It is, without a doubt, a mixture of talent.
The ideal manager does not master math and keeps appointments,
In China, he must be a man of science and art.
Many of the best poets and painters in China have jobs in the public service.
Bai was shocked to see these stones,
With its holes and twisted corners,
So much so that he took them home with him to show them Shu Ju.
Shortly after his return,
He sat and wrote poetry about them.
A pair of rocks.
Xu Ju began to recognize that the rocks are not particularly beautiful,
Willow dark .. Two tablets of stone .. Appearance strange and ugly ..
They are also covered with tar and smoke.
So thick that their gaps are filled with greens.
He described himself washing and peeling them.
So what is the value of these unattractive models?
Taoism, which began as philosophy in ancient China, before becoming a famous religion,
Proud of nature.
Its evidence of the forces of nature is what Jo welcomes in these rocks.
Holes, gaps, terrain,
Refers to the great powers that prevail in the universe.
Which we must respect, appreciate, and try to find harmony with.
Antique rocks are also a consolation for old eBay,
Which feels excluded from the youth world.
As he wrote: I turn my head … Ask the stone husband … “Can you stay with an old man like me?” …
Although the stones do not speak … but they promised that we would be three friends.
Thanks to Hamas and the talent of the poetic atmosphere,
Followed by a wave of interest in the rocks.
In the twelfth century, in northern China during the Song Dynasty, Wu Wing County.
Mai Fu, another employee scientist strange stages,
Has just been appointed as a judge in Wu Wing County.
Upon arrival, he had to go on an important social visit.
Be invited to meet all other important managers who will work with them.
They stood in the front garden of the official residence.
But when he came close to them, they were shocked to have him preach the order to them.
Where he was stopped on his way by an unusually large rock in the park.
Instead of demonstrating respect for its hosts,
Mai Fu turned and knelt for the stone ceremoniously!
He then referred to him as “Brother the Great Stone”.
He gave an explanatory speech in his honor.
Mei Fu did not pay attention to his bragging hosts until he showed his loyalty to this stunning rock.
This was the story that earned Mai is his biggest key, madman Mei
The imagination of East Asian painters,
Who remained the picture of Fu Mei and their favorite stone brother for centuries afterwards.
Mai Fu wrote an article on stones describing four basic characteristics he sees in them.
Shu: A neat and straight statue.
Joe: The texture is curly and weird.
Lo: cracks like channels or roads across the rock,
VT: Holes in the rock that allow air and light to cross.
In the eleventh and twelfth centuries, during the Song Dynasty in northern China,
The eagerness to collect rocks has been rampant among scientists such as Mai Fu.
The rocks are placed on wooden bases,
It is placed on tables as a constant inspiration.
The ornamental rocks have become known as the “chok chi” or the rock of the soul,
It is famous for its misinterpretation of English as “the rocks of scientists”.
The oddly twisted shapes are indicative of Kui energy, which is thought to move both nature and the body of creation.
Any educated person is expected to have an appreciation of the rocks.
It has the highest value of any drawing or line painting.
During the Song Dynasty, the favorite rocks were extracted from limestone from Ling Pe in the northern province and Hui Province,
The Ling bing rocks are dark black and finely formed.
January 1127, the end of Song Dynasty, Kaifang, northern China.
Capital of the Chinese Empire, Kaifeng is under siege,
And is about to fall into the hands of the Georgians,
Nomadic people from Manchuria.
Soon Song Emperor, Hui Song, will be taken hostage, and will be forced to give up the throne,
While his son, Queen Sung, runs south to set up a new court and start a new judgment in the Song family’s madness.
China will be divided into two parts,
In the last desperate days of Song State in the north,
I was given orders to cut off the magnificent Yi Song River Garden in Kaifang
For the firewood, and to descend the stunning rock range and crash to be used in the catapult against the invaders.
It is a sad end to what he heard was one of the most beautiful gardens in the history of the world.
The royal garden is said to have been packed with stunning rocks.
But Emperor Hui Sung appears to be out of control and explains his disregard for security problems.
Wei Song has been appointed a royal employee in previous years to explore China to find valuable rocks for his garden.
Tell stories of abuses committed by his staff,
Where it is said to have broken a bridge to make boats loaded with giant rocks pass through a certain channel.
The love of the rocks seems to have precipitated the collapse of the Northern Song Empire.
In 1450, Moramachi period in Japan.
In the fifteenth century Japan,
The development of a new type of rock gardens.
As in Chinese culture, the obsession with rocks reached Japan, but it was embraced there in a certain way.
In Japan, the rock of the soul is called “Susaki”
But the Japanese prefer the softer and more soft rocks than the Chinese prefer.
In Japan, rocks are valued because of their aerial form that embodies the simplicity of Warren
Of an aesthetic philosophy known as Wabi Sabi.
In Japan, rocks are not placed on wooden bases, they are placed in dishes and surrounded by water or sand.
Where it is supposed to represent the mountains, lakes and their own.
In several Buddhist temples, the most magnificent of Ryangi Temple in Kyoto,
The rocks are placed in a few places, so focus on their properties.
The shapes on the gravel around the rocks, which were scattered by the monks, became a delicate and careful form of art,
There were many patterns they used, including the water pattern, made up of rings and concentric waves, such as those that arise when a room falls into a lake.
The stormy water pattern, made up of semi-overlapping circles.
The pattern of continuous wave effect, composed of parallel lines or gently corrugated.
The founder of respect for the East Asian rock, Bai Ju, was aware of the strength that might make them love rocks,
In his essay “Calculation of Lake Kay Rock” he talks about the addiction that rocks may bring with her,
He says, “Wise people must really limit their worship to the rocks for a few hours a day.
When some of us spend more than a few minutes a year looking at a rock, this advice may seem unimportant,
But of course, the habits of reverence for rocks have a lot to teach us.
Wisdom may exist in the natural world as it exists among books.
We must surround ourselves with objects that carry certain values,
Those that we find ourselves in danger of losing sight day after day.
And some of our most valuable moments may be present in the presence of not something precious or prestige, but an old rock.
Translation: team translate @ autrjim
Ritual worship.
In the West, we generally expect philosophy to come from books.
In the East, more wisely, there is consciousness coming from other things.
For example: from rocks.
This is a brief history of an amazing Oriental tradition of philosophical appreciation of rocks.
In 826 AD, in the Tang Dynasty, Tai Lake, Jiangsu Province, China.
A middle-aged gentleman walks around a large lake,
In the Yangtze River Delta in east China,
When he drew attention to something on his coast:
It is a bland discovery, but it is historical,
A pair of strange pictures shape.
This moment is no less important than the moment when the Chinese Pietra Vilem was discovered.
This intellectual who walks is a special person,
After several vicissitudes in his career as an official in the state,
Including periods of imperial dissatisfaction and exile,
Bai Ju finally succeeded.
He was appointed governor of the neighboring city of Xu Ju,
He is also one of the greatest poets of the eye.
It is, without a doubt, a mixture of talent.
The ideal manager does not master math and keeps appointments,
In China, he must be a man of science and art.
Many of the best poets and painters in China have jobs in the public service.
Bai was shocked to see these stones,
With its holes and twisted corners,
So much so that he took them home with him to show them Shu Ju.
Shortly after his return,
He sat and wrote poetry about them.
A pair of rocks.
Xu Ju began to recognize that the rocks are not particularly beautiful,
Willow dark .. Two tablets of stone .. Appearance strange and ugly ..
They are also covered with tar and smoke.
So thick that their gaps are filled with greens.
He described himself washing and peeling them.
So what is the value of these unattractive models?
Taoism, which began as philosophy in ancient China, before becoming a famous religion,
Proud of nature.
Its evidence of the forces of nature is what Jo welcomes in these rocks.
Holes, gaps, terrain,
Refers to the great powers that prevail in the universe.
Which we must respect, appreciate, and try to find harmony with.
Antique rocks are also a consolation for old eBay,
Which feels excluded from the youth world.
As he wrote: I turn my head … Ask the stone husband … “Can you stay with an old man like me?” …
Although the stones do not speak … but they promised that we would be three friends.
Thanks to Hamas and the talent of the poetic atmosphere,
Followed by a wave of interest in the rocks.
In the twelfth century, in northern China during the Song Dynasty, Wu Wing County.
Mai Fu, another employee scientist strange stages,
Has just been appointed as a judge in Wu Wing County.
Upon arrival, he had to go on an important social visit.
Be invited to meet all other important managers who will work with them.
They stood in the front garden of the official residence.
But when he came close to them, they were shocked to have him preach the order to them.
Where he was stopped on his way by an unusually large rock in the park.
Instead of demonstrating respect for its hosts,
Mai Fu turned and knelt for the stone ceremoniously!
He then referred to him as “Brother the Great Stone”.
He gave an explanatory speech in his honor.
Mei Fu did not pay attention to his bragging hosts until he showed his loyalty to this stunning rock.
This was the story that earned Mai is his biggest key, madman Mei
The imagination of East Asian painters,
Who remained the picture of Fu Mei and their favorite stone brother for centuries afterwards.
Mai Fu wrote an article on stones describing four basic characteristics he sees in them.
Shu: A neat and straight statue.
Joe: The texture is curly and weird.
Lo: cracks like channels or roads across the rock,
VT: Holes in the rock that allow air and light to cross.
In the eleventh and twelfth centuries, during the Song Dynasty in northern China,
The eagerness to collect rocks has been rampant among scientists such as Mai Fu.
The rocks are placed on wooden bases,
It is placed on tables as a constant inspiration.
The ornamental rocks have become known as the “chok chi” or the rock of the soul,
It is famous for its misinterpretation of English as “the rocks of scientists”.
The oddly twisted shapes are indicative of Kui energy, which is thought to move both nature and the body of creation.
Any educated person is expected to have an appreciation of the rocks.
It has the highest value of any drawing or line painting.
During the Song Dynasty, the favorite rocks were extracted from limestone from Ling Pe in the northern province and Hui Province,
The Ling bing rocks are dark black and finely formed.
January 1127, the end of Song Dynasty, Kaifang, northern China.
Capital of the Chinese Empire, Kaifeng is under siege,
And is about to fall into the hands of the Georgians,
Nomadic people from Manchuria.
Soon Song Emperor, Hui Song, will be taken hostage, and will be forced to give up the throne,
While his son, Queen Sung, runs south to set up a new court and start a new judgment in the Song family’s madness.
China will be divided into two parts,
In the last desperate days of Song State in the north,
I was given orders to cut off the magnificent Yi Song River Garden in Kaifang
For the firewood, and to descend the stunning rock range and crash to be used in the catapult against the invaders.
It is a sad end to what he heard was one of the most beautiful gardens in the history of the world.
The royal garden is said to have been packed with stunning rocks.
But Emperor Hui Sung appears to be out of control and explains his disregard for security problems.
Wei Song has been appointed a royal employee in previous years to explore China to find valuable rocks for his garden.
Tell stories of abuses committed by his staff,
Where it is said to have broken a bridge to make boats loaded with giant rocks pass through a certain channel.
The love of the rocks seems to have precipitated the collapse of the Northern Song Empire.
In 1450, Moramachi period in Japan.
In the fifteenth century Japan,
The development of a new type of rock gardens.
As in Chinese culture, the obsession with rocks reached Japan, but it was embraced there in a certain way.
In Japan, the rock of the soul is called “Susaki”
But the Japanese prefer the softer and more soft rocks than the Chinese prefer.
In Japan, rocks are valued because of their aerial form that embodies the simplicity of Warren
Of an aesthetic philosophy known as Wabi Sabi.
In Japan, rocks are not placed on wooden bases, they are placed in dishes and surrounded by water or sand.
Where it is supposed to represent the mountains, lakes and their own.
In several Buddhist temples, the most magnificent of Ryangi Temple in Kyoto,
The rocks are placed in a few places, so focus on their properties.
The shapes on the gravel around the rocks, which were scattered by the monks, became a delicate and careful form of art,
There were many patterns they used, including the water pattern, made up of rings and concentric waves, such as those that arise when a room falls into a lake.
The stormy water pattern, made up of semi-overlapping circles.
The pattern of continuous wave effect, composed of parallel lines or gently corrugated.
The founder of respect for the East Asian rock, Bai Ju, was aware of the strength that might make them love rocks,
In his essay “Calculation of Lake Kay Rock” he talks about the addiction that rocks may bring with her,
He says, “Wise people must really limit their worship to the rocks for a few hours a day.
When some of us spend more than a few minutes a year looking at a rock, this advice may seem unimportant,
But of course, the habits of reverence for rocks have a lot to teach us.
Wisdom may exist in the natural world as it exists among books.
We must surround ourselves with objects that carry certain values,
Those that we find ourselves in danger of losing sight day after day.
And some of our most valuable moments may be present in the presence of not something precious or prestige, but an old rock.
Translation: team translate @ autrjim
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