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# 圓悟佛果禪師語錄 14.19

圓悟佛果禪師語錄 14.19

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [14.19](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1997.14.19)

祖師門下直截指示，豈有如許多蹊徑，只貴向上人聊聞舉著剔起便行，明眼覷來只是鈍置。古者道：「舉一隅不以三隅反者，吾不與也。」箇箇須是舉一明三、目機銖兩，阿轆轆地疎通峻快始稱提持。豈不見，良遂見麻谷，第一番才見，便歸方丈閉却門。及至第二次見，谷驟步向菜園，渠便瞥地，乃謂谷曰：「和尚莫謾良遂，良遂若不來見和尚，洎被十二本經論賺過一生。」看渠恁地，不妨省力。既歸，謂徒黨曰：「諸人知處，良遂總知；良遂知處，諸人不知。」信知渠知處有不通風，諸人卒未搆得。可謂真師子兒，要作他家種草，直須更出他一頭地始得。

> The Patriarchs' gate points straight and direct; how could there be so many winding tracks? It only values transcendent people who, upon barely hearing it raised, perk up their eyebrows and walk on; from the vantage of the clear-sighted, \[anything less\] is mere clumsiness. An ancient said, "If I raise one corner and he does not return with the other three, I do not go on with him." Each and every one must raise one and understand three, discerning the dynamic down to grains and ounces, flowing and unobstructed like a rolling wheel, swift and sharp—only then is it called upholding \[the Dharma\]. Have you not seen how Liangsui met Magu? The first time, as soon as they met, \[Magu\] went back to the Abbot's quarters and closed the door. When he went to see him a second time, Magu strode quickly toward the vegetable garden; Liangsui then had a sudden flash of insight, and so he said to Magu, "Venerable Sir, do not deceive Liangsui. If Liangsui had not come to see the Venerable Sir, he would have been cheated his whole life through by the twelve scrolls of scriptures and treatises." Looking at him in such a way, it was truly effortless. When he returned, he said to his followers, "Where everyone knows, Liangsui completely knows; where Liangsui knows, no one knows." Truly know that where he knew, not a breath of wind could pass; people will never easily catch up to it. He can indeed be called a true lion cub. If you want to be seed and sprout of his house, you must surpass him by a head before you succeed.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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