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# 圓悟佛果禪師語錄 20.27

圓悟佛果禪師語錄 20.27

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [20.27](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1997.20.27)

使乎不辱命，臨機貴專對，安禪捋虎鬚，著著超方外。  
不惟明窓下安排，掇向禪床拶嶮崖，  
拈槌竪拂奮雄辯，金聲玉振猶奔雷。九旬落落提綱宗，  
衲子濟濟長趍風，解黏去縛手段辣，  
驅耕奪食尤雍容。夏滿思山要歸去，了却武陵一段事，  
勃窣理窟乃胸中，行行不患無知己。  
臨行索我送行篇，栗棘蓬裏金剛圈，短歌須要數十丈，  
長句只消三兩言。金毛師子解翻身，  
箇是叢林傑出人，不日孤峯大哮吼，五葉一華天地春。

> The envoy does not bring disgrace upon the mandate; / In confronting dynamic potential, value independent response. / Quiet meditation strokes the tiger's whiskers; / Every step transcends what is beyond the ordinary. / Not only arranged beneath the bright window, / But set upon the Chan bed, pressing against the sheer cliff. / Raising the mallet and holding up the whisk, unleashing heroic eloquence; / Golden tones and jade resonances, like rushing thunder. / For ninety days, eminent and free, holding up the lineage essentials; / Patch-robed monks in great numbers constantly follow your style. / The methods of untying knots and removing bonds are sharp; / Driving away the ox and snatching the food are all the more composed. / With the summer retreat ended, thinking of the mountains and wishing to return, / Settling the single matter of Wuling. / Crawling through the burrows of principles inside the chest; / As you travel along, have no fear of lacking an intimate friend. / At the point of departure, you ask me for a farewell piece: / A diamond cage within a chestnut burr! / A short song requires dozens of yards; / A long phrase needs only two or three words. / The golden-haired lion knows how to turn its body; / Such a one is an outstanding person in the monastic grove. / Before long, from the solitary peak, a great roar: / Five petals on one flower, heaven and earth are spring.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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