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From the perspective of a close-up of the eyeball,the Buddha's pupils are as deep as an abyss,as if they could hold the mysteries of the entire universe. Three mirrors are reflected in the pupil,and each mirror reflects a different scene,symbolizing the three poisons of greed,anger and delusion. In the first mirror,the golden light flickered,reflecting endless wealth and desire,symbolizing greed; in the second mirror,the flame was blazing,reflecting anger and hatred,symbolizing anger; in the third mirror,the fog was filled,reflecting obsession and ignorance,symbolizing foolishness. The three-sided mirror of industry flows in the pupil,as if to reveal the suffering and reincarnation of sentient beings in the world., The structure of the eyeball is outlined with minimalist brushstrokes,and the white part of the eye is rendered with light ink,revealing a kind of purity and detachment. The edge of the pupil is clear and deep,as if you can see everything. The three mirrors in the pupil are depicted in delicate lines,and each mirror is full of details. Golden light,flame and fog are intertwined to form a strong visual impact,but harmonious and unified. The subtle changes of light and shadow can be seen on the surface of the eyeball,conveying a deep Zen., The picture is based on the national style ink painting,the lines are smooth and full of tension,and the changes in the shade of ink give the picture a sense of hierarchy and flexibility. The three-sided mirror in the pupil is in sharp contrast to the details of the eyeball,which not only shows the desire and obsession of human nature,but also conveys the transcendence and liberation of Buddhism. The whole painting is not only a profound reflection of reality,but also a question of the heart. It makes people fall into the contemplation of life,cause and effect and consciousness,and feel a profound artistic charm and philosophical implication, <lora:77_500:1>