圓悟佛果禪師語錄 4.7

4.7

Ascending the hall, he said: “The Dharma has no dual marks; how could the Way have multiple paths? Mutual distinctions have ceased their merits, and from antiquity to the present it never changes. Those with something to lean upon are in the azure vault and clear sky; those without anything to lean upon are behind silver mountains and iron walls. Even if your divine powers and wondrous functions were hundredfold and thousandfold, how could that compare to resting views, forgetting mental contrivance, and sitting securely in the family hall? And not treading either path, how do you speak a phrase? / Their family naturally possesses a path piercing the heavens; / Laying down shields and spears at the tips of the myriad grasses.”