Jibo-kannon-bosatsu, a kannon image embracing a baby closely, symbolizes the pure and unconditional affection which a mother pours out on her children. "Jibo" means a affectionate mother.
Jibo-kannon-bosatsu is believed to show profound mercy and affection to all living things and compassionately watch over us to release us from any agony and distress.
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Good morning.
I'm a spanish student of History and I'm writting an article about japanese religions. I would like to ask you for permission to use the image of Jibo-Kannon-bosatsu. Obviously, I will mention you in the article.
I hope your answer.
Thank you very much in advance.
Dear Isma,
Thank you for your kind contact.
I am very glad to know that you became interested in my photograph.
Please feel free to use it as you see fit.
I am delighted to be able to help your wonderful blog.
Regards,
Kunihiko
From the Garden of Zen
Hi.
My article with your picture has been published yet. You can see the photo in page 29.
Thanks a lot!
The link of the article is: https://www.uco.es/ucopress/ojs/index.php/ahg/article/view/10173/9544
Anaghramas magazine of the University of Córdoba (Spain).
Dear Isma,
Thank you very much for your kind contact.
I am glad to know that my photo is used in your great article.
I pray for your continued success.
Kunihiko
From the Garden of Zen
Dear Alba,
Thank you very much for contacting me.
Please feel free to use the photo "A Jibo-kannon statue in Jochi-ji temple."
The Japanese word "Jibo" means "an affectionate mother."
Best regards,
Kunihiko
From the Garden of Zen
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