A CPA since 1974, Tom has worked for Mr. Kickerillo for over 19 years. Tom is a member of the AICPA and an active member of St. Ceciliaâs Catholic Church. He and his wife Karen Porter McQuilling have been married for over 30 years and have 3 children, Laura, Jill and Stephen.
The elephant is the national animal of Thailand. Elephants are an important part of Thai culture and the Thai way of life. The flag of Thailand used to be a white elephant on a red background.
There are symbols of animals that are used in Buddhism. In Buddhism a particular symbol is associated with a concept because of its Karmic value. In the current article we are looking at the use of animal symbols in Buddhism. THE LION. The lions are proud and majestic kings of the animal kingdom.It has always been associated with royalty, wisdom, pride and protection. In Buddhism, lions are seen as a symbol of the sons of the Buddha.They are people in who are spiritually developed, the bodhichitta is developed in them and yet they vow to remain in this world and work to free all people from suffering. The lions in Buddhism are the protectors of dharma, Buddha and bodhisattvas.They have the power to subdue and silence all beings. They are usually found on the entrances of Buddhist shrines. ELEPHANTS. The elephant is known for its strength and steadfastness. It is a symbol of both mental and physical strength.he lions in Buddhism are the protectors of dharma, Buddha and bodhisattvas. They have the power to subdue and silence all beings. They are usually found on the entrances of Buddhist shrines. ELEPHANTS. The elephant is known for its strength and steadfastness. It is a symbol of both mental and physical strength.