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My first attempt at Form is Empty and an Enso… by Tom Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

August of 2013, this “MU U KU FU” (no exist fear [or] fright) was completed. Reverse appliqué. (a technique brand new to me, but what could go wrong!?) by Śvani Grevemeyer (Berkeley, CA) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

Tagged the place in which I wrote the Heart Sutra – in the southernmost point of the peninsula shaped like a Chinese character HEART 心 – right opposite the pier Silver Wood-2 on Moskwa river (west region of Moscow city) Alex Suho (Moscow Russia) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

I love your book and thank you so much for making it available so that I could have the inspiration. I will try and do another copy since by the end, I begin to slowly understand the meaning within the symbols and it was all beautiful. Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

Thank you all for your wonderful stories. Gassho, Szevone (Warwickshire, United Kingdom) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

A Canadian friend of mine gave an introduction workshop to Heart Sutra Copying in seal script to her meditation group. They originally planned to do sutra copying for two hours, but they went on for three hours and nobody complained. I hope other groups will take example of their resilience and devotion! Back To Make […]

Hello Nadja, Thank you for your beautiful book, the Heart Sutra in Calligraphy. I was inspired by the seal script and did a painting of the heart sutra. beth fischer (olympia, wa usa) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

mu linocut on cartridge paper. gassho jxm (mel AU) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

Here is my version in seal script. by Dina Deboeuf (Sunshine Coast Canada) Back To Make Your Heart Sutra Copying Visible

I started copying the art sutra from Nadja’s Book and web site few months ago during a retreat. One page at a time. I will continue my copying in Fall. The seal’s script is very easy and very calming. The symmetry and simplicity of the characters make me feel “child like”. I wish I had […]