The Infinity Sutra

Tze-Si Huang

Adorned by the exquisite art of world-recognized illustrator Demi, Buddhist passages are presented for reflection on the nature of Transcendence, Nothingness and the ineffable dimensions beyond form, Time and Space.  The meditative process is enhanced by the book’s unusual format.  A circular hole penetrates the entire book, supporting a state of awakened silence to the Buddha’s message regarding the Realm Beyond All Realms, beyond the field of Mind.  A reader is paused at each “station”.  We are taken through the nature of duality where there is neither arising nor passing away, where there is neither dying nor being born, where there is neither nothingness nor another world – to the Eternal Realm of the Uncreated, where sorrow no longer exists and transcendence is possible.

The end-papers can be sung (from Mozart’s Vesperae Solennes KV 339):

O Praise the Lord, all you nations:
Praise Him, all you people.
For His Mercy is confirmed over us:
And the truth of the Lord
Remains for ever
Glory be to the Father

 

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Contributor Biographical Information

Demi (Author and Illustrator)

Demi came from a long line of famous Boston artists which included both her mother and grandfather. Her great-granduncle, Richard Morris Hunt, in fact, founded and directed the American Institute of Architects – himself designing the base of the Statue of Liberty and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.

A Fulbright Scholar, Demi is the award-winning author of over 300 bestselling children’s books, including Jesus, al-Ghazali, Rumi, Muhammed, Cyrus the Great, the Psalms of David, and Saint Francis of Assisi.  Her titles have sold over five million copies.  Gandhi and The Nightingale were named New York Times Best Illustrated Books. Major exhibitions of her work have been held in numerous museums in the US, including the Los Angeles County Museum and the Time/Life Gallery in New York City.

Tze-si “Jesse” Huang (Translator)

Tze-si “Jesse” Huang was a professional writer and translator and native Chinese. He was born in Chungking, the youngest of ten children. After facing and overcoming trials of both survival and becoming educated, he eventually immigrated to the U.S.A. He attended New York University and Columbia University for post graduate studies. In 1975, he met his wife, the renown children’s book author and illustrator, Demi. In the United States he worked as a financial analyst and manager in several companies while continuing to pursue his love of writing and translating from his native Chinese into English. His award winning title Master of Zen: Extraordinary Teachings from Hui Neng’s Altar Sutra is an example of his excellent work. In 1990, both Tze-si Huang and his wife, Demi, represented the United States at the First Children’s International Book Conference in Beijing. Tze-si, a highly-regarded dharma master passed from this world in 2022.