圓悟佛果禪師語錄 3.14

3.14

Ascending the hall, he said: “The wind blowing and the wind moving are not of two kinds; water washing and water wetting, how could they be different? Those who hear shallowly but awaken deeply add flowers onto brocade; those who hear deeply but do not awaken are cast from raw iron. Spring ends and the crowd of blossoms has ceased; early summer arrives and the hundred grains just begin to thrive. The seasons do not spare anyone; heaven and earth attain ease. But how do you speak a phrase that does not touch delusion or awakening? The balmy breeze comes from the south; palace pavilions bring forth a faint coolness.”