Tale

1 StNote|        it is in a pigeon, in a hare, in the silver tusk of a
2 StNote|        an egg, in a duck, in a hare, in a casket, in an oak";
3 StNote|      in which the Buddha, as a hare, performs a sublime piece
4 StNote|       seen to this day as "the hare in the moon." Every Buddhist
5 StNote|       became identified as the Hare or Rabbit. A striking confirmation
6 StNote| influence is still active, the Hare holds exactly the same place
7 StNote|      up with adventures of the Hare, all of which can be paralleled
8 StNote|    Brer Rabbit Buddha with the hare in the moon. It is well
9 StNote|        why the moon - i.e. the hare in the moon, i.e. Buddha -