Category: Photojournal
Kimchi: Dharmagram #75 Maha-Vegan kimchi, free from animals (meat), their by-products, the five pungent roots and alcohol. More on understanding…
Glass: Dharmagram #74 Sunset via glass at Changi Airport Terminal 4, as reflected on more glass and seen through more…
Scream: Dharmagram #73 The screamer in the lithograph version of Edvard Munch’s ‘The Scream’, as if in shock, that he…
Wake: Dharmagram #72 When reminded of death, be it before, during and after WAKEs, may we further aWAKEn spiritually, to…
Frankenstein: Dharmagram #71 The poignant epigraph of the ‘Frankenstein (The Modern Prometheus)’, the classic novel by Mary Shelley, is a…
Alienation: Dharmagram #70 From the title card of ‘The Alienist’… We too are alienated from our true nature, which is…
Star: Dharmagram #69 Like a star cluster, this is reflection of light from a streetlamp on a canal’s water surface…
Korean Food: Dharmagram #68 Maha-Vegan Korean temple food (at Oh My Cafe at B1 of Westgate, Singapore)
Awakening: Dharmagram #67 Thus, what truly needed is to AWAKE spiritually, not merely physically.
Encouragement: Dharmagram #66 Gift and card. Thank you! Amituofo
Fragility: Dharmagram #64 All mind and matter in our world is eventually fragile due to the universal law of impermanence….
Worth: Dharmagram #63 A life not worth dying for is not worth living for too.
Brightness: Dharmagram #62 May all depart from the darkness of delusion by progressing towards the brightness of wisdom.
Hindsights: Dharmagram #61 A reminder on being reminded from ‘Re:mind’. May there be hindsights for oversights.
Nature: Dharmagram #60 Unnerving opening quote of ‘Scarface’. The consolation is that the opposite is true too, that no one…
Assimilation: Dharmagram #59 The movie ‘Annihilation’ is not really about destruction, but a deeper exploration about the nature of death,…
Switch: Dharmagram #58 Turn off what should be turned off and turn on what should be turned on.
Maximalism: Dharmagram #57 A corner of a food court with very busy wall designs meeting together, that could collectively be…
Rules: Dharmagram #56 Break only pointless rules though, while always upholding the precepts.
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