Lotus Flower in Wavy Waters

Golden Faced Buddha

The math behind the beauty...Sun Face Buddha Moon Face Buddha -- another take

Opening Night

mementos of the opening night...more to come...maybe...

Lithuanian Birch Tree in Chicago

The city took it down yesterday....

Team of Superstars working together!

My dear friend, my spiritual friend Vitalija, a poet, an artist, traveler of the world, Dakini of my life!

Asta Zimkus, Curator of the gallery SIELA (The Soul), inspiring and beautiful and free spirited great Bodhisattva of action, wisdom and compassion!

David

The Dialogue

Freedom of art is rich in inventions, and there is NO mistake in this freedom,  looking closer overrides our objections ---- it laughs at itself

Nera Kelio - November 22

Conversation

Lithuanian Birch Tree in Chicago

This Birch tree was brought/smuggled from Lithuania and planted in front of the house in Chicago more than fifty years ago..it does well so far!

Vanitas II

Have lots of ideas springing of this one ...will be working again and again
"...what you are looking for is who is looking..." St. Francis

BTW : New Gate

...working on the new web site --- gate to nowhere, of course ;-), still it is becoming!

sigitasulaityte.com

it is work in progress yet, but already is live out there in the interspace, check it out

Time is the Key...New Take

Time is the Key

Not Sure Yet

Sketch, drawing.

Happy Happy Cup of Tea

Hide and Seek

I am trying to avoid taking things tragically... trying to investigate...

Road to Happiness

...no way escaping yourself...Love...Death...Life

Kensho

Enlightenment

Yet another sketch. Happily sad thing...

Black Rain Black Rose

Once upon a time... old painting here again, yet it surprised me to find it in all those spider webs of my art studio...

Tea Meditation Ceremony

Today at our West Houston Zen Center we were introduced how to do the tea-drinking as a discipline by our monk/meditation guide in residence Youm Gyoumg Sunim. It was very insightful and blissful experience. In his own words:
   "...There are several ways to do meditation through tea. If the body and mind become calm through motion of preparing and drinking tea, it is a Tea Ceremony Meditation. If the body and mind are purified through the five colors of tea, it is Five-colors Tea meditation. If the body and mind are at peace through the color, taste, and fragrance of tea, it is a Color, Taste, Fragrance Tea-meditation. If the body and mind become serene by presenting a tea offering with compassion, it is an Offering-Tea meditation. Also, if the body and mind are calmed through the taste of tea, it is One-Taste-Tea meditation."       
Youm Gyoumg Sunim

The World Traveler

Merging of dream and reality -- doesn't it produce the absolute reality of our inner moments of search and longing, and then  fill us to the brim with revelations...Quick rough sketch. Following my own shadow...

Mandala Inspired by Mexican Beer

Someone told me that Mexican beer is very tasty, I decided to try it, and after a few bottles this Mandala appeared...with love forever...

Guardians of the Dharma

It is a big painting, 64 inch x 48 inch.
It is installed at the West Houston Zen Center
   www.westhoustonzen.org
associated with Furnace Mountain Meditation Place in KY
  http://furnacemountain.org
/http://zenmind.org/

This painting was a blessing to work on, it helped and IS helping me to deal with my own unfathomed dark tunnels...bottomless midnight pits...immeasurably endless infinite abysses of sorrow  loneliness and love...
  Yet now all eyes of all our spiritual protectors are wide open!
  Visit us at the West Houston Zen Center and you will be blessed forever! 

Yes, About That

This is true. There is no way to capture this cunning bird other than enchanting yourself and transforming yourself into an enchanter.

Mysterious Tune

" To reduce the imagination to slavery... is to flee from all that one finds of supreme rightness in one's innermost being.  Imagination alone makes me realize what could be.... and this is sufficient to lift the terrible ban  ---  sufficient too for me to give myself up to it, without fear of making a mistake..." Miro