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From a Tung-huang document.
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| All is mind made. It is like a man's painting a devil, a creature from hell, or a dragon, or a tiger. He paints it, looks at it, and is frightened. |
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There is, however, nothing at all in the painted figure itself which is fearsome. All is the brushwork of your own imagination, your own discrimination. |
| From the first not a thing there is, except what you have made out of your own illusive mind. |
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