圓悟佛果禪師語錄 19.4

19.4

The Great Image is fundamentally formless; the ultimate void embraces the myriad things. / At the very end it has already gone too far: facing south, one looks at the Northern Dipper. / Royal palace and Tuṣita, saving sentient beings and leaving the womb— / a single consistency from beginning to end, originally without coming or going. / Sweeping away tracks and erasing traces, removing root and stem; lotuses bloom everywhere amid the fire.