註華嚴經題法界觀門頌 2.25

2.25

News from the old country is cut off; / The stone tiger cries out night after night.
This verse [means that] through the previous eight gates, sentiments are exhausted and views eliminated, like a wooden man and a stone woman. Arriving here, the understanding that proceeds to practice arises, like being able to cry out and sing—how could there be sentimental understanding in their midst?