Samsara and Attachment

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The attachments get us going. Any kind of attachment will do. To love, to hate, to little things, to big things. To a person, to some notions. All the attachments get us going all the time: day after day, or, in Buddhism philosophy, we say life after life.

Chinese calligraphy: "Why life and death keep going endlessly?" - 為何生死不斷？The size of the work is 22 by 18 inches. Sumi ink on satin silk. (It is hard to see the shiny silk quality on this photo.)

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