How To Clean A Giant Buddha
August 9th, 2007 by James
From Mainichi:
NARA — About 200 people gathered at the giant Buddha at Nara’s Todaiji Temple on Tuesday to remove one year’s worth of dust from the bronze statue.
The cleaning of the Rushanabutsu (Vairocana) Buddha began after a ceremony to remove the Buddha’s soul was performed from about 7 a.m.
About 200 monks and Buddhist adherents dressed up in white clothing and began the cleaning work, carefully removing dust from the Buddha’s knees and hands with brushes and dusters.
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Oh, who’s a clean Buddha? Oh yes you are! Who’s a clean enlightened one? (*blows on tummy*)