From this dream, the spirit of the dragon manifested beneath the sacred Mount Kailash,  bathed in blue radiance, guarded by the light of Buddhas, the sun, and the moon.  
This artwork is a journey through the sacred, an encounter with dragon energy and the luminous self, a gentle blessing written in the language of dream and heart.
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About This Dream
 
A little dream to share~~
I love to paint and record what I see in my dreams.
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Once again, I returned to the Tibetan mountains—
I came upon a monastery,
where lamas were meditating at the gate.
The doors of the monastery opened,
and they returned inside.
I followed them in.
I entered a hall filled with golden statues of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas:

Shakyamuni Buddha,
Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva,
Samantabhadra Bodhisattva,
and many more…
 
In the center, a lama was copying scriptures,
with pen and paper by his side.
I sat down to join in copying.
On my paper, the words “Dragon Sutra” appeared,
and the script transformed into radiant golden light.
Then, I woke up.
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I don’t know what the “Dragon Sutra” is,
but the scene before my eyes compelled me to paint it.
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🩵💙🤍
 
🐋Placement & Ritual Use
Created for meditation,
and for quiet moments in everyday life.
It requires no belief or practice —
only presence and awareness.
 
 
🌿 Where This Artwork Belongs
🧘‍♀️ Meditation space
Before sitting, breathing, or practicing yoga,
let your gaze rest on the artwork
as a doorway into inner stillness.
 
🛏 Bedroom
Place it where your eyes can meet it easily —
helping you shift gently
between rest and wakefulness.
 
🌿 Quiet corner / beside your desk
When the mind feels busy,
let this piece remind you to pause.
 
✨ Gentle Ritual Practices
This artwork may also be used
as a personal anchor for quiet rituals.🤍
 
 
🔹 Daily return ritual (1–3 minutes)
Stand or sit before the artwork.
Take three slow breaths.
Silently or softly say:
“I return to this moment.”
 
🔹 Meditation opening ritual
Before meditation,
rest your gaze on the center of the artwork
until your breath softens,
then gently close your eyes.
 
🔹 Evening quiet ritual
Before sleep,
spend a few moments with the artwork,
allowing the day to settle
without reflection or analysis.
 
🤍This artwork is not meant to be looked at —
but to be lived with.
 
When you feel tired, scattered, or in need of return,
it remains quietly present.
 
Let your gaze slow down,
and your heart return to the breath.🌿