More than 40,000 people have flocked to see the world's largest calligraphy of popular Buddhist scripture the Heart Sutra, drawn by a calligrapher with Down's syndrome and displayed at a central Japan temple since last November.The powerful calligraphy measuring 4 meters high and 16 meters wide by Shoko Kanazawa, a 33-year-old Tokyoite, features 276 characters running from the ceiling to the floor, with the ink characters drawn with care and strength."The calligraphy reveals her soul which is as pure as the Buddha's. I want as many people as possible to see it," said Koshi Kimiya, the 40-ye…READ FULL ARTICLE
