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Faith & Legacy
14 May - 16 May
9am to 5pm
Chung Tian Temple
1034 Underwood Rd, Priestdale QLD 4127
See & Hear
Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s One-Stroke Calligraphy Exhibition
Conference Room
9:00am to 5:00pm
The Way of One-Stroke Calligraphy
Venerable Master Hsing Yun artistically moves his brush from the top to the bottom of the parchment without pausing. “One-stroke calligraphy” means that every piece by the calligrapher is done in a single stroke. There must be no discontinuation from beginning to end, as the calligrapher’s deteriorating eyesight makes it difficult to continue to the next character. Thus, the whole work is completed in one stroke.
The Storyteller - ‘Look at my heart’
One-stroke calligraphy goes beyond writing and art with each stroke holding deep and profound meaning. Some
works include, “Transcend all types of suffering”, “Heart of Buddha”, “Regard the multitude as you regard
yourself”, “There is hope in life”. Words that are a true reflection and reminder about the importance of
integrating Buddhist practice in everyday life to establish peace on Earth.
As the founder of Humanistic Buddhism, Venerable Master Hsing Yun has touched hearts, changed lives and
transformed societies.
“ Do not look at my
writing, but look at my heart. ”
Venerable Master Hsing Yun
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