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# 明覺禪師語錄 3.76

明覺禪師語錄 3.76

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [3.76](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1996.3.76)

舉：「僧問長慶：『𦏰羊未挂角時如何？』慶云：『草裏漢。』云：『挂角後如何？』慶云：『亂叫喚。』云：『畢竟如何？』慶云：『驢事未了，馬事到來。』」師云：「寧可碎身若微塵，終不瞎箇眾生眼。長慶較些些子。」復云：「一般漢設使𦏰羊未掛角，也似萬里望鄉關。」

> \[The Master\] cited: "A monk asked Changqing, 'What about before the ram hangs by its horns?' Changqing said, 'A fellow in the grass.' The monk said, 'What about after hanging by its horns?' Changqing said, 'Crying out at random.' The monk said, 'What about ultimately?' Changqing said, 'The matter of the donkey is not yet finished when the matter of the horse arrives.'" The Master said, "Better to smash the body to minute particles of dust than ever to blind a single sentient being's eye. Changqing was somewhat better." He also said, "Such a fellow, even if the ram has not yet hung by its horns, is also like gazing at one's hometown from ten thousand miles away."  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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