The Breath of the Dragon
The Breath of the Dragon
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"Explain yourself, Brother, while we go to look at the horse you will sell me, " said Follingsbee rising. He was anxious to be off.
"Seat yourself, seat yourself, my Brother. When Midchou has scraped the pot and boiled the water for tea, he will bring the beast here. Are you a Taoist then? For it seems you are not a Buddhist, or you would know that the reptile I spoke of belongs to the six classes in which all living beings are divided. The first class is angels, then men, demons, quadrupeds, b...irds, and reptiles. Living beings, by continual transformation, ac cording to their virtues, or their sins, pass about in these six classes until they reach the apex of perfection, when they become absorbed in the immensity of Buddha, whence emanate all souls and wherein all souls are destined after attaining perfection to return. Now, I have been lax in 230 The Breath of the Dragon many things and above all in the matter of saying prayers, for those who repeat the sacred six sylla bles devoutly and often, escape the baser trans formation and are nearer the great Essence of Buddha.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Explain yourself, Brother, while we go to look at the horse you will sell me, " said Follingsbee rising. He was anxious to be off.
"Seat yourself, seat yourself, my Brother. When Midchou has scraped the pot and boiled the water for tea, he will bring the beast here. Are you a Taoist then? For it seems you are not a Buddhist, or you would know that the reptile I spoke of belongs to the six classes in which all living beings are divided. The first class is angels, then men, demons, quadrupeds, b...irds, and reptiles. Living beings, by continual transformation, ac cording to their virtues, or their sins, pass about in these six classes until they reach the apex of perfection, when they become absorbed in the immensity of Buddha, whence emanate all souls and wherein all souls are destined after attaining perfection to return. Now, I have been lax in 230 The Breath of the Dragon many things and above all in the matter of saying prayers, for those who repeat the sacred six sylla bles devoutly and often, escape the baser trans formation and are nearer the great Essence of Buddha.
What to read after The Breath of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Abigail Hetzel Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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