Princess Buppha Devi, Prince Tesso Sisowath, Prince Veakchiravuddh and Princess Reaksmey making their way to the fourth gallery: Lotus on Water Buddha and Deity Sculpture Gallery.
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Heading to the fourth gallery: Lotus on Water Buddha and Deity Sculpture Gallery!
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Princess Buppha Devi and Prince Tesso Sisowath took a liking to the parrots outside the gallery.
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Master Yun and Mr Kan bringing Princess Buppha Devi and Prince Tesso Sisowath around the Buddha and Deity Sculpture Gallery.
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Master Yun and Princess Buppha Devi carefully inspecting the nuances of the sandalwood Guan Yin sculpture.
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Mr Rana warmly introducing the Lotus treasures to his friends from Cambodia.
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Master Yun was elated to have the opportunity to share his views and opinions on elegance and prosperity with Princess Buppha Devi, Prince Tesso Sisowath, Prince Veakchiravuddh and Princess Reaksmey.
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Princess Buppha Devi and Prince Tesso Sisowath were enthralled by the lifelike Guan Yin and dragon carvings.
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Master Yun explaining to Princess Buppha Devi and Prince Tesso Sisowath the source and carving process of the Guan Yin sculpture. Look who’s taking a shot in the background?
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Princess Buppha Devi and Prince Tesso Sisowath paying great attention to Master Yun’s sharing.
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Princess Reaksmey and Prince Tesso Sisowath laughing heartily!
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The Imperial White Inkstone, which is known for its functions of 一白遮三丑 (when you enhance one area of auspiciousness, three sectors of bad energies are suppressed)!
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Master Yun sharing with Princess Buppha Devi the great powers of the Imperial White Inkstone.
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Princess Buppha Devi experiencing the powers of the Imperial White Inkstone first-hand.
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It just feels different to have your hand on the Imperial White Inkstone.
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The Diamond Sutra 金刚般若波罗蜜心经 personally written by Master Yun.
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5176 characters of the Diamond Sutra written with vermillion, pine-soot ink and Fortune Tea.
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Every stroke an essence of Master Yun’s meditation and perseverance.
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Mr Kan sharing with Princess Buppha Devi on Master Yun’s “Celebrationism” artworks.
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Painted in 24k and 18k gold, silver and copper, the fengshui painting transmits positive energy and joy to your mind.
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Master Yun and Princess Buppha Devi on their way to view the next Lotus treasure.
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Princess Buppha Devi, Prince Tesso Sisowath and Princess Reaksmey viewing Master Yun’s calligraphy works and landscape paintings.
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Princess Buppha Devi having a glimpse of the Five Paths of Wealth Incense 五路进财香 and the Sutra Incense Pot 金刚有余炉.
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Master Yun sharing with Princess Buppha Devi the uniqueness of this sandalwood Guan Yin.
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Princess Buppha Devi, Prince Tesso Sisowath and Princess Reaksmey engrossed in Master Yun’s sharing.
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| Princess Buppha Devi praying sincerely to Guan Yin for peace. |
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Towards the third Lotus Gallery: The Lotus Sandalwood and Agarwood Gallery!
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-- Owen, Assistant to Advisor
(Translated)
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