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*24. Chap. I. Tao-hsü [OMITTED] (Taoist Untruths).
Man dies and can become immortal. The Taoist stories of
Huang Ti and Huai Nan Tse's ascension to heaven, of the flying
genius met by Lu Ao, and of Hsiang Man Tse's travel to the moon
are inventions. The magicians do not possess the powers ascribed
to them. The Taoist theory of prolonging life by quietism and
dispassionateness, by regulating one's breath, and using medicines
is untenable.
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