Literature Reference: 便是不二门，自生瞻仰意。—— 《游烂柯山 四》 Thus, it becomes the gate of non-duality, naturally giving rise to a sense of reverence. Source from 'You Lanke Mountain IV'.
瞻: Bright, luminous. In names, it often implies foresight and visionary thinking, symbolizing a promising future and prosperous career development.
仰: Face upwards, in contrast to "looking down." With steadfast trust, thousands gaze in admiration.
Meaning: To gaze with reverence, expressing admiration for noble qualities or great things.