圓悟佛果禪師語錄 4.34

4.34

At the beginning of the summer retreat, [the Master] ascended the hall and said: "Colliding and bumping, standing upright crisscross, whether delicate or vast, the ten bodies of the Tamer pervade the realm. Not treading upon the green grass, how can one brave the exhausted red? And how do you speak a phrase of putting down? Snap the staff in two, and hang the old bottle and bowl high up." He further said: "Every dust and every land is one's own family style, not within looking, tasting, listening, or smelling. Since you have tied up the mouth of the cloth bag, you must firmly grasp the Master."