The peaceful and tranquil atmosphere in the painting "Heavenly Flowers" radiates and fills the entire exhibition hall. Everyone in the hall feels as if they are living in a place of complete peace and bliss, forgetting all troubles of the mundane world, breaking away from the confinement of material civilization and the imprisonment of preconceptions to merge into the perfect and magnificent sky.

The jade-green crystal clear water current reflects the pinkish blue sky. The flickering light rays from the sun deeply sink into the "Heavenly Flowers" accented by birds leisurely extending their wings as they fly along the clouds over the water. The sky and water though different in color merge into one. There is sky in the water and water in the sky. Like a youthful gifted artist, Supreme Master Ching Hai has created the nameless flowers like fairies strolling along the bank of a crystal clear river that is so tranquil. The golden pistils, like heavenly silk scarves, are flying against the wind. The flower petals flicker in differing warm color tones: orange, red, brown and five colors of celestial clothes. The dark green leaves are cheering in joyous reunion as if to wave their hands in greetings to a close friend. Other leaves, resembling strands of hair overhanging the water's surface, emit a romantic aura. The flower petals seem to be escaping from the water's surface to fly away to the kingdom of the moon and stars. Water and sky gently flow in close harmony like melodies in a heavenly love song.

While looking at the sun rays, flying birds and flowers, one can sense a unique nature, immaculate movements, wonderful sounds and heavenly fragrances. In this painting, Supreme Master Ching Hai has allowed viewers to see an aspect of the supra-world through colors, just a tiny portion of a boundless universe. "Heavenly Flowers is only one realm of countless realms that have been experienced by spiritual practitioners. Supreme Master Ching Hai, seemingly unconcerned with techniques and conventions of drawing, aligns the birds and flowers in the painting. This rarely seen style brings the viewer to a place of peace and perfection, which, most likely, is one of the purposes of the beloved artist, Master.