大慧普覺禪師語錄 3.7

3.7

Ascending the high seat, he cited: "Yunmen said: 'Even if wherever your eye touches there is no obstruction, and you reach the emptiness of all dharmas, of name-bodies and phrase-bodies—mountains, rivers, and the great earth are names, and names are also unattainable—and this is called the complete possession of the samādhi nature-ocean, it is still rippling waves where there is no wind. Even if one eliminates knowledge within awakening, and awakening is buddha-nature itself, and one is called a person of no affairs, one must still know there is an aperture beyond.'" The Master said: "Pouring oil to put out a fire is completely leisurely business; adding frost atop snow makes one deeply grieve."