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A traditional Chinese ink painting of a Zen humanoid cat, Sumi-e brushstrokes capturing the feline's sitted crossed legged mediative posture with two paws adjoining in a praying pose, delicate shading emphasizing its fur texture, serene and minimalistic composition, soft washi paper background, subtle ink wash effects, inspired by classical Japanese aesthetics style metchley, harmonious balance, hd quality
The Cat who Taught Zen
- Book by James Norbury
"What we want is seldom what we need. And what we need is almost never what we want."
"I once heard someone say, it was not the journey or the destination that mattered most, but the company. If something isn't right, just telling your friend can make it seem better, even though they might not know how to fix it."
