In the previous episode, we learned about the widespread destruction of temples and Buddha statues during the Cultural Revolution in China from 1966 to 1976. These acts of desecration not only damaged cultural heritage and harmed the spirituality of the nation but also led those involved to face swift and severe consequences.
In 1969, the Beijing Military District targeted the Wulang Temple and the Diamond Cave on Mount Wutai to build a villa for Lin Biao, a prominent military leader, due to the area’s exceptional feng shui. As a result, nearly all the Buddha statues, architecture, and cultural relics were destroyed.
During the explosion, strange clouds suddenly appeared in the sky. A photographer quickly captured this unusual phenomenon. The valuable photograph clearly depicts the image of Manjushri Bodhisattva, who is now enshrined in the Xiangfu Temple.
#karma #retribution #God
In 1969, the Beijing Military District targeted the Wulang Temple and the Diamond Cave on Mount Wutai to build a villa for Lin Biao, a prominent military leader, due to the area’s exceptional feng shui. As a result, nearly all the Buddha statues, architecture, and cultural relics were destroyed.
During the explosion, strange clouds suddenly appeared in the sky. A photographer quickly captured this unusual phenomenon. The valuable photograph clearly depicts the image of Manjushri Bodhisattva, who is now enshrined in the Xiangfu Temple.
#karma #retribution #God
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