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Okay. There is a black n' white version too, dunno if going to upload it or not.
||Edit||Ok, here it is :

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It is actually a re-imagination of the "Starving Buddha" statue. Buddha is said
to be without eating and sleeping for days and days before illumination. At
the extreme, nearly death, condition, he gained Illumination and that's when
the "Benevolent Buddha" imaginary was created. He was full and "fat" not of
material flesh but of divine life consciousness and happiness.

Also takes root in a heretical buddhism that went on in Japan around 1700;
based on the concept that "Everything is nothing" and "Opposite are the
same", this kind of buddhism reverted every single rite and celebration.
They would meditate on death, not life, of all things, sitten over a corpse in
a cemetery. If a pure virgin was needed for a rite, they would take a whore.
They would treat the unpure like pure, and so on.
That's the buddhist way of "All is One" taken to the extreme when celebrating
Death is the same as celebrating Life - where the Horror and the Grotesque is
the same as Comfort and Beautifully perfect.
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Thank belongs to:
~Tigers-stock -- > [link]
=FairieGoodMother -- > [link]
sxc.hu

Description
Okay. There is a black n' white version too, dunno if going to upload it or not.
||Edit||Ok, here it is :

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It is actually a re-imagination of the "Starving Buddha" statue. Buddha is said
to be without eating and sleeping for days and days before illumination. At
the extreme, nearly death, condition, he gained Illumination and that's when
the "Benevolent Buddha" imaginary was created. He was full and "fat" not of
material flesh but of divine life consciousness and happiness.

Also takes root in a heretical buddhism that went on in Japan around 1700;
based on the concept that "Everything is nothing" and "Opposite are the
same", this kind of buddhism reverted every single rite and celebration.
They would meditate on death, not life, of all things, sitten over a corpse in
a cemetery. If a pure virgin was needed for a rite, they would take a whore.
They would treat the unpure like pure, and so on.
That's the buddhist way of "All is One" taken to the extreme when celebrating
Death is the same as celebrating Life - where the Horror and the Grotesque is
the same as Comfort and Beautifully perfect.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thank belongs to:
~Tigers-stock -- > [link]
=FairieGoodMother -- > [link]
sxc.hu