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SUMMARY:Arts Initiative: Wu Mo’s Day
DESCRIPTION:The illustrations for Wu Mo’s Day were painted by Blue Cedar when she was seventeen\, inspired by a dream she had about the peaceful life of a novice living in an ancient Buddhist monastery. At the time\, she was a novice herself.\n \nYears later\, Dana and Terri added words to her paintings\, bringing life to this lovely book. Dana and Terri also wrote two other books illustrated by Blue Cedar: Like the Great Earth and Dharma Bells\, a children’s coloring book of Buddhist symbols.\n \nDana Green is the pen name of a Buddhist nun. Dana means “giving” in Sanskrit and Green refers to a green earth. Dana writes books that focus on helping children connect to their spiritual nature and also wrote a series on kindness to animals and respect for the earth. Her latest books are Giant Turtle’s Long Nap and Prince Siddhartha and the Bully. She lives at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas\, where she enjoys growing herbs and pollinator gardens.\n \nTerri is a teacher and writer. She is one of the founders of Instilling Goodness School in Ukiah\, California\, and holds a BA in Religious Studies from the University of California\, Santa Barbara. She is co-author of Guan Yin\, the Buddha’s Helper and Amitabha’s Happy Land. She continues to teach and lives in Ukiah.\n\nAbout the Artist\n\nBlue Cedar is now a Buddhist nun and lives at the City of Dharma Realm near Sacramento\, where she is a teacher. She holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California\, Davis. Her artwork appears in many publications by the Dharma Realm Buddhist Association\, expressing her visions in radiant watercolors and lately\, in simple\, elegant line drawings. \nInstilling Goodness Books\n \nInstilling Goodness Books offers beautifully illustrated books to share the teachings of the Buddha with children\, in languages they understand. The growing collection includes a series of delightful books on kindness to animals and respect for the earth. The authors\, illustrators\, and designers of our books are inspired by the Buddha’s teaching and by the guidance and wisdom of the late Venerable Master Hsuan Hua.\n \nHeadquarters are at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Ukiah\, California\, home of Dharma Realm Buddhist University and Instilling Goodness Elementary and Developing Virtue Secondary Schools.\n \nPlease visit the Instilling Goodness Books websites:\nwww.buddhisttexts.org\nwww.buddhismforkids.net\n \nCome Back\, O Tiger!\nAmitabha’s Happy Land\nGuan Yin: The Buddha’s Helper\nThe Kind Monk\, Biography of Master Hsuan Hua\nDharma Bells\, Coloring Book of Buddhist Symbols\nNo Words-Teachings of the Buddha\nGiant Turtle’s Long Nap\nUnder the Bodhi Tree\nSnow-Covered Peaks\nPlease visit the Instilling Goodness Books websites:\nwww.buddhisttexts.org\nww.buddhismforkids.net\n \nExhibition Details\n\n\nLocation: DRBU Building\, 1991 Virtue Wy\, Ukiah\, CA.\nOpen to the public:  Mondays – Fridays\, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm\, and by appointment on weekends.
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