[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku)] One line, Cloudless mind, Shushu, by Oda Setsudo

●The clouds emerge without a mind from Shuu (Kumo hamushin shite shuu wo izu)...Shuu means a valley or a hole in the mountains.
Clouds spew out from a cave in the mountainside, rising and flowing away mindlessly, creating a magnificent sight of nature.
There is no like or dislike, no animosity, no resentment. These words express the boundary between being free and unrestrained, without any self-consciousness or self-consciousness.
A state of mind where you become one with nature.

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Artist: Oda Setsudo
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[Oda Sesso] 506th head priest of Daitokuji Temple, Rinzai sect, Ryushoji Temple
His religious name and given name was Sofu, and his family name was Kuraaki.
Born in Tottori Prefecture.
At the age of 12, he was ordained by the monk Shunso Sugihara of Kotokuji Temple in Tottori City.
In 1921, the building was erected at the Myoshin Sodo in Kyoto.
In 1922, he left the monk's hall and became a tutor to Master Goto Zuigan, who was then at the Myoshinji branch temple in Kyoto, and received the Dharma training from Master Zuigan.
In 1947, when his teacher Zuigan Roshi became the head priest of Daitokuji Temple and head priest of the monks' hall, he became the head priest's substitute in place of his elderly teacher.
In 1950, he became the head priest of the Daitokuji Temple's monastery and later opened the hall.
In 1955, he became the head priest of the Daitokuji sect.
1966: Jaku, age 65
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Box: Wooden box