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Ocean of Dharma Quotes of the Week<br><br>
March 18, 2007<br><br>
WORK OF ART<br><br>
What a work of art is all about is a sense of delight. Touch here, touch
there, delight. It is an appreciation of things as they are and of what
one is -- which produces an enormous spark. Something happens -- clicks
-- and the poet writes poems, the painter paints pictures, the musician
composes music.<br><br>
From "Artists and Unemployed Samurai" in THE TEACUP AND THE
SKULLCUP: CHOGYAM TRUNGPA ON ZEN AND TANTRA. Page 42. <br><br>
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AND THE SKULL CUP: CHOGYAM TRUNGPA ON ZEN AND TANTRA. Edited by Judith
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