Buddha has become more and more common as a decoration in homes and gardens.
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9 comments:
It is crazy, Buddha like a decoration.
Who knew that the Buddha and St. Francis had so much in common. :-)
I think it evokes peace for many.
I have seen this, too. It is odd. Many of the people who have a Buddha statue in the garden probably know very little about Buddha or Buddhism. Maybe the statue is associated with serenity and that is what appeals.
He's nice looking! :)
Very interesting. Is Buddha becoming more common because of renewed interest in the religious tradition or just because Buddha makes a nice garden figure?
Peace.
I agree with Jack. I am not sure that Buddha would be happy to be used as a lawn gnome...
Today there are more and more people who search for peace- decorate in a Zen style, and also find what they are looking for in religions other than just Christianity.
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