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When you say "I love you" to such a picture, you are not saying to the picture but to a person the picture represents.

 Jan. 3, 2022  04:07 am JST

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Rolf Anderson

Who are these people offering prayers to? A giant stone statue? Buildings made of wood?

The article says "Kannon (Bodhisattva)." The image/statue is just a symbol to the Kannon, a Bodhisattva, to whom people offer prayers. Just like a picture of your loved one is not a person but a symbol to the person. When you say "I love you" to such a picture, you are not saying to the picture but to a person the picture represents.

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