撫州曹山本寂禪師語錄 2.29

2.29

Coming from within the correct (passing beyond):
Within nothingness there is a road out of the dust; (Within phrases of nothingness there are phrases. 'Coming in succession.' Also: 'How has it always been? If so, then there is no borrowing from each other.')
If only one can avoid offending the taboo of the reigning sovereign, (Flanking this. 'Already it is flanking.' 'Naturally a different kind of person.' 'If so, then throughout the great earth there is no second person.')
One surpasses the past dynasty's talent who had his tongue cut out. (Not silence. 'Even more urgent than this.' Also: 'In the end not grinding teeth; if so, then it cannot be enjoined.')