One Stoke

March 24, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract

One stroke; one mind. One-pointedly we can move forward into the vast space, with strength and elegance. Sumi ink on Japanese textured mulberry paper. The size is 22 x 12.5 in. For purchasing, please click on Saatchi link: One Stroke

Into Empty Space

March 18, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract, Publications

Art that Reflects Feelings and Perceptionsby Yeachin Tsai READ the article on Shambhala Times  An Interview by Shambhala Carolyn Mandelker, Shambhala Executive Director The Art and Calligraphy of Yeachin Tsai This image: “Chaos is Good News”: Big marks, open space, chaos could be good news sometimes because we are allowing the energy to come in. We … Read More

Bamboo in the Wind

March 6, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract, still life

“Be kind in the morning; be kind during the day; and be kind in the evening.” There is tremendous power there. Just like bamboo, gentle but strong. With kindness, we will have no regret later in our life; we can respect ourselves and help others. We can feel good. “Bamboo in the Wind”- Sumi ink … Read More

It Is a Good Day!

March 3, 2014By yeachintsaifineartcalligraphy

Every day is a good day, every moment is a good moment. Every moment is so subtle, and precious, that we can use it in infinite ways: to have a good thought, bad thought, nasty thought, noble thought, or neutral thought… then, from that thought, the action, either virtuous or non-virtuous, will follow. Then we … Read More

Dust Storm

February 27, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract

The karmic wind swept the landscape of life. Feel the power of natural laws. At this time, patience and acceptance are the best antidote. All is changing and all will be good. “Dust Storm”– permanent sumi ink and acrylic on rice paper, mounted on acid-free paper.

Going West

February 26, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract

Going west: be luxurious, generous, and bold. In Vajrayana Buddhism, the Five Buddhas Families, also known as the Five Wisdom, represent five distinctive energies. West is red, it is fire, it is lotus; it is magnetizing, and subjugating. It could be seductive. According to Trungpa Rinpoche, “True Perception”, he said:“True padma (lotus) art is very … Read More

Coil of Joy

February 25, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract

This original work is inspired by the simple but elegant Zen art. The energy is moving upward. In a long winter season like this, be aware of our energy. Raise energy through some form of exercise, and relax with the elements. This work: is done with permanent sumi ink on rice paper, mounted on acid-free … Read More

The Power of Compassion

February 24, 2014By yeachintsaifineartcalligraphy

Chinese calligraphy: “The Power of Compassion” in semi-cursive style. Original work. Unframed. There is nothing stronger than the power of compassion. Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche talked about our innate “original peace,” and what he referred to is a “primordial state of non-aggression.” Compassion brings out our inner peace. It is strong and long-lasting. It is not … Read More

Shooting Stars

February 23, 2014By yeachintsaifineartabstract

Shooting stars cross the night sky. When was the last time I stare at the sky? Running around under this infinite winter sky, all my seemingly important activities are so petty and trivial. Breathe in, the cold winter air fills my lungs. How sweet the smell of the fire wood… Acrylic on rice paper, mounted on … Read More

Buddha is Not Far Away

February 21, 2014By yeachintsaifineartcalligraphy

Buddha is not far away; buddha (awakenment) is in our everyday life. Every thought, speech and action can be awake and cheerful. Every breath can be joyful. We can help the world by being awake and present in the moment. In our mind and heart, we already have the the seed of awakening – like … Read More