大慧普覺禪師語錄 12.7

12.7

In the past, the Tathāgata of Right Dharma Brightness;
in the present, Avalokiteśvara.
Eyes view all sounds;
ears listen to all wondrous forms.
Both aspects are utterly extinct;
who receives this teaching?
This teaching is also extinct;
who delivers this teaching?
The one who can see and what is seen,
the one who can hear and what is heard—
turning back to contemplate the observer and listener,
these also do not exist at all.
Great is Guanshiyin,
who swiftly expounds such a Dharma!
This Dharma is inconceivable,
and those who hear it are exceedingly rare.
I now use a single hair
to measure the emptiness of the dharmadhātu everywhere;
making these illusion-like words,
I praise this true and real form.