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Every Picture Tells A Story.....
Shoshin
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Buddhism In Pictures....
Example...
"Renunciation" 
Keep it simple ...a picture and a word or two, to sum it all up...
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My favourite Buddha image
Path
Train Path.
Ah yes. That one. I've fallen off the rails many a time....
"kenshō"
Gratitude
"Samsara"
Reminds me of a baby Audrey from "Little Shop of Horrors"
I would post a picture of my kids i guess.
Resilience
Buddha
Nature
It has compound eyes so I guess that's close enough
....Is it a dragonfly or damselfly @lobster 
I believe it is a damselfly Buddha . . . possibly called Tara
In a Hindu temple in Rajasthan northern India (The temple is dedicated to the female Hindu warrior Karni Mata ) rats are sacred...
...So I take it.... not in distress
ahimsa
dana
Moderator note:
Good point well-presented, @Socair. (Although to be COMPLETELY Impartial, both you and I contributed some of the Papanca...)
Off-topic comments, deleted.
I will be more vigilant, in future. Good to be reminded.
Carry on (topic).
Mindfulness
Perceptions .....can be misleading...
The Path...Different strokes for different folks...
Stream Entry
This is a new flowering plant photographed yesterday in my local, once heavily industralised river. The heavy silt impediments to the original gravel were removed ...
stream water crowfoot (R. penicillatus)
Many invertebrates and fish use water crowfoot as a sanctuary and as a source of food ...
Energy in Motion (Mixed Emotions )
Noticing beauty, remaining silent
I love sunrises/sunsets......It's a new dawn, it's anew day, it's a new life for me
We are monkeys
A Mi Tuo Fo
@NMADDP your picture reminds me of this..
Me and my attachments
@ScottPen , You're doing surprisingly well, all things considered....!!
Enlightenment
... by phone, now available
Can we do these?
See No Evil - Hear No Evil - Speak No Evil
A Mi Tuo Fo
Epic Stare-down
(If you want the story, ask. Or just appreciate it with your own discernment....)
I want one ... skull that is ... hey wait, I carry one around with me wherever I go. Mine still has a bit of flesh and hair on it ... and that is no story ...
I'd ask, but I wouldn't want you to incriminate yourself.
It's all that remains of a particularly bothersome member....
No, seriously, the Artist painted it at a time when his wife was seriously ill with a brain tumour.
There is much symbolism regarding both the frailty of the human frame, and the brevity of life, which can change at the turn of a card... and often, no matter how we carefully plan, the 'joke' is on us.... the box is symbolically shaped as a cross, religion being but a 'cover' an desperate refuge in the face of adversity; the bubble-wrap the protective element; he wanted to shield his wife's head from harm, and to afford her protection, but it was a flimsy effort in the face of her condition. When the tumour was finally removed, it was the size of the glass marble.....
Known in art history terms as a Vanitas. I find them a bit stultifying, but I suppose that's the point of the exercise! Certainly a great illustration of the topic @federica
Wonder.
Emptiness is form and form is emptiness.
(Wot no picture? Exactly so)
It is the known universe according to Nasal, or it ought to be
Nasa not nasal! It's really not my day!
It might be... who nose....?