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Letting Go Brass Seal Stamp Liberation Attained Meticulously Carved Seal Script

$34.21 CAD
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PayPal accepted
PayPal Credit accepted
Venmo accepted
PayPal, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express accepted
Maestro accepted
Amazon Pay accepted
Nuvei accepted

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Category:

Stamp Collections & Mixed Lots

Quantity Available:

100 in stock

Condition:

New

Country/Region of Manufacture:

China

Handmade:

No

Material:

Brass

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No combined shipping offered

Posted for sale:

May 30

Item number:

1750186859

Item description

Solid Brass Seal Stamp: "??" (Fàng Xià) Crafted in heirloom-quality brass (124 cm), this stamp embodies "??" – a transformative philosophy of liberation through release. Meticulously carved in Zen-inspired seal script, its impression is a tangible reminder to unburden the soul. The Profound Meaning of ?? 1. Buddhist Enlightenment ?? (Lí Zhí): Releasing attachment to desires, outcomes, and ego – the root of suffering (dukkha). ?? (K?ng Xìng): Realizing all phenomena are empty of inherent existence (?Heart Sutra?: "Form is emptiness"). ????: Like the monk told to "drop it" when carrying a heavy burden – enlightenment comes when we stop clutching illusions. 2. Daoist Harmony ?? (Wú Wéi): Non-forced action – flowing like water rather than grasping (Laozi, Ch. 8). ?? (Zuò Wàng): "Sitting in oblivion" (Zhuangzi) – releasing knowledge/identity to merge with the Dao. 3. Modern Psychology Cognitive Defusion: Detaching from intrusive thoughts (ACT therapy). Radical Acceptance: Freeing energy wasted resisting reality. 4. Universal Wisdom Jesus: "Whoever loses his life will find it" (Matthew 16:25) Stoicism: Release what you cannot control (Epictetus)