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Demons serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou give souls in the other world the tisane of

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Demons serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou give souls in the other world the tisane of

Demons serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou give souls in the other world the tisane of forgetfulness before they are reincarnated, so they won t remember past lives

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Concepts Demons Forgetting Give Goddess Lives Past Remember Serving Souls Forgetfulness Reincarnated Tisane


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In this and intriguing image, a group of demons are shown serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou as she prepares a tisane, or herbal tea, for the souls in the other world. Mong-piou, also known as the Goddess of Forgetfulness, is a deity revered in Chinese mythology for her role in helping souls forget their past lives before they are reincarnated. The demons, with their menacing features and sharp claws, appear to be diligently carrying out their duties, adding various herbs and spices to the bubbling cauldron. The goddess, with her serene expression and regal bearing, presides over the scene, her long flowing robes billowing in the ethereal otherworldly breeze. The concept of forgetfulness is an essential aspect of the Chinese belief in reincarnation. By forgetting their past lives, souls are able to begin anew, free from the karmic consequences of their previous actions. The demons, in their service to Mong-piou, play a crucial role in this process, ensuring that the souls are ready for their next incarnation. This image, with its intriguing blend of the beautiful and the frightening, invites us to contemplate the cyclical nature of life and death, and the role that forgetfulness plays in the journey of the soul. It is a reminder that even in the face of the unknown, there is a sense of order and purpose, and that every end is but the beginning of a new cycle. This evocative print, featuring the demons serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou as they prepare the tisane of forgetfulness, is a fascinating glimpse into the rich and complex world of Chinese mythology. It is a reminder of the power of the human imagination to create stories and myths that help us make sense of the world around us, and the enduring appeal of the concept of reincarnation as a way of understanding the cycle of life and death.

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