Zhuangzi — "The true man of Tao can walk through fire and not be burned, can walk through wa…"
The true man of Tao can walk through fire and not be burned, can walk through water and not be drowned, can walk through empty space and not be hindered.
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Zhuangzi, Chapter 6, 'The Great and Venerable Teacher'
Date: c. 4th century BCE
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