二十餘年臨池不輟，字課成捆。涵泳於先秦兩漢，六朝碑碣間。粹古人精華，其書法樸茂典雅，出篆入分，法中求變。布白出奇，有冥周物理之妙；神清氣爽，無矯飾媚俗之態。其篆刻亦能博採眾長。俊逸蕭疏。寫心境，得古勁茂美之致；悟禪理，匯大千般若之慧。
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> 布宿參佛緣，常懷悲心。繪事之余，雲遊蓮界，尋師訪友，自放胸臆，發啟靈台，施予書印，以宏善性，自具情趣。
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> 布素性良善，念寄菩提，濟苦度心，亦所常事。發心佈施，以筆墨做佛事！盡所能，助善行，布德澤，弘道風。以此悅性耳。
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> > About the Author Lin Bu, styled Ding Yi, was also
> > known by his literary name Liu Mei Buddhist or Hui Fu.
> Keen
> > on traditional art at an early age, Lin Bu studied in
> China
> > Academy of Fine Arts from 1991 to 1993, however, in
> April,
> > 1993, he gave up his study and became a monk. After
> that, he
> > was initiated into monkhood by receiving Buddhist
> monastic
> > disciplines (Pusa and Juzu) in
> “千佛三壇大戒”壇 ,
> > White Horse Temple and has been living in Lingshan
> Temple
> > ever since. Lin Bu has a deepinclination for chanting
> Zen,
> > reading poetry, calligraphy, painting and collecting
> > heritage. What’s more, he is quite proficient in
> carving
> > stone.
> > After more than 20 years’ practicing the skills of
> > Chinese calligraphy, Lin Bu has created quite a number
> of
> > works and formed his own style. Engaged in research
> of
> > ancient Chinese calligraphy works and intoxicated in
> > cultivating himself by reciting scriptures and
> chanting Zen,
> > Lin Bu developed a simple, plain and graceful style
> of
> > calligraphy. While he is particular about the rules
> and
> > layout, his works are refreshing and natural, free
> from any
> > kind of affection. As for his seal cutting, he learned
> the
> > best wildly from others, thus giving his works
> delicate
> > beauty. As with poetry, Lin Bu pursues the connotation
> of
> > painting and processes an unusual style: the original
> nature
> > of life. All his works and his understanding of Buddha
> are
> > perfectly wedded.
> > As a loyal follower to Buddha, Lin Bu takes a look at
> the
> > world with a strong compassion. In his spare time of
> > painting, he visits masters and friends to enlighten
> minds
> > and hearts. Meanwhile, he often donates his works to
> carry
> > forward the primitive Buddhism.
> > With a good soul and a good heart, Lin Bu keeps
> helping the
> > poor. Today again, to support philanthropic causes, to
> bless
> > social harmony and to pray for the happiness of the
> whole
> > nations, he takes this excellent opportunity to donate
> over
> > 60 calligraphy works to the China Disabled Persons’
> > Federation.
