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Hi, all. In this lesson, we will see the implied meanings of objects in different cultures.

In progress.

Animals[edit | edit source]

object culture meaning explanation
bird
  • Tibetan Buddhist
  • attachment, greed
pig
  • Tibetan Buddhist
  • ignorance
snake
  • Tibetan Buddhist
  • aversion

Plants[edit | edit source]

object culture meaning explanation
bamboo
  • Ruist
    • humbleness
    • adhering to moral codes
    • being proud and bold
    • its inside is hollow
    • it has “segments”, which also means “integrity”
    • it stands upright
basswood / linden
  • Germanic, Slavic
  • holiness
  • -
bodhi tree / sacred fig
  • Buddhist, Hindu
  • holiness
  • Buddha and Sadhu used to meditate under it
cherry blossom
  • Japanese
    • beauty in short life
    • Japanese militarism
    • -
    • -
lotus
  • Buddhist
  • Christian
  • Egyptian
  • Hindu, Jain
  • Isma'ili
  • Persian
  • Ruist
  • enlightenment
  • Thomas the Apostle
  • portal to other realms of existence
  • womb for the universe
  • purity
  • holiness
  • elegance
  • it grows from muddy water unstained
  • Thomas has been to India
  • it lives below and above the water surface
  • -
  • -
  • -
  • -
orchid
  • Ruist
  • delicacy
  • -
plum
  • Ruist
  • steadfastness
  • it blooms in winter

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