One or two thoughts about oriental art

[Leviathan]

I've been looking at oriental art web sites this morning. Tokyo National Museum and Kyoto National Museum preserve and display great art treasures. The Japanese have a tradition of reverence for art. I'd like to visit Japan.

http://www.tnm.jp/scripts/col/MOI1.en.idc?X=TA143&Y=C0024514&Z=M

Perfect focus, perfect balance. The aging priest in his old robes is as ugly as a pig and as supple as a tiger. His concentration and physical balance are perfect. He lives simply and attentively, and teaches us by his example.

http://www.kyohaku.go.jp/meihin/chokoku/mht2501e.htm

One of the Guardians shows us his stregth, vitality, and implacable will--and his calm command of these powerful forces.

Oriental art teaches important lessons!

[JohnnyD]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Leviathan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've been looking at oriental art web sites this morning. Tokyo National Museum and Kyoto National Museum preserve and display great art treasures. The Japanese have a tradition of reverence for art. I'd like to visit Japan.

http://www.tnm.jp/scripts/col/MOI1.en.idc?X=TA143&amp;Y=C0024514&amp;Z=M

Perfect focus, perfect balance. The aging priest in his old robes is as ugly as a pig and as supple as a tiger. His concentration and physical balance are perfect. He lives simply and attentively, and teaches us by his example.

http://www.kyohaku.go.jp/meihin/chokoku/mht2501e.htm

One of the Guardians shows us his stregth, vitality, and implacable will--and his calm command of these powerful forces.

Oriental art teaches important lessons!

</div></div>Kung Fu is good for you.