THE LEGEND OF THE T’SING T’SU MOUNTAIN
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This painting contained a massive silence, a calm patience, and space that was both infinite and intimate. In beholding this painting, T’sing felt as if he were looking into his own soul. For the first time in his life he realized, and could accept, that his soul was not something clear and translucid, capable of being distinctly revealed to the perceptive observer. Rather, his soul had its secrets, its mysteries, and its silence. He realized that these things, too, are precious, lovely, beautiful. They must be given their due.
