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# 大慧普覺禪師宗門武庫 1.23

大慧普覺禪師宗門武庫 1.23

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.23](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1998b.1.23)

顒華嚴，圓照本禪師之子，因喫攧有省，作偈曰：「這一交，這一交，萬兩黃金也合消，頭上笠，腰下包，清風明月杖頭挑。」富鄭公常參問之，一日見上堂左右顧視忽契悟，以頌寄圓照曰：「一見顒師悟入深，因緣傳得老師心，江山千里離云隔，目對靈光與妙音。」鄭公罷相居洛中，思顒示誨，請住招提，聞顒入境躬出迓之，臨登車，司馬溫公適至，問：「相公何往？」鄭公曰：「接招提顒禪師。」溫公曰：「某亦同去。」聯鑣出郭，候於郵亭久之。忽見數十擔過，溫公問誰行李，荷擔者應曰：「新招提和尚行李。」溫公遂索馬歸，鄭公曰：「要見華嚴，何故先歸？」溫公曰：「某已見他了。」竟先還。妙喜嘗見李儀中少卿言之。

> Yong Huayan was a spiritual son of Chan Master Yuanzhao Ben. Because he stumbled and fell, he had an awakening and composed a verse: 'This one fall, this one fall— / Ten thousand ounces of yellow gold it would take to balance it! / A bamboo hat on the head, a bundle at the waist, / Pure wind and the bright moon carried on the tip of the staff.' Duke Fu Zheng often consulted him; one day, seeing him ascend the hall and look to the left and right, he suddenly accorded with awakening, and sent a verse to Yuanzhao: 'At a single sight of Master Yong, the awakening entered deep; / Through conditions was transmitted the old master's mind. / Separated by a thousand miles of rivers and mountains, / Face to face with the wondrous light and subtle sound.' When Duke Zheng was dismissed from the prime ministership and lived in Luoyang, he longed for Yong's instructions and invited him to dwell at Zhaoti. Hearing that Yong had entered the borders, he went out in person to welcome him. As he was about to board the carriage, Duke Sima Wen happened to arrive and asked: 'Where is Your Excellency going?' Duke Zheng said: 'To receive Chan Master Yong of Zhaoti.' Duke Wen said: 'I will go along as well.' With bridles side by side they rode out of the outer wall and waited at the post station for a long time. Suddenly they saw several dozen carrying-poles pass by. Duke Wen asked whose baggage it was, and the bearers replied: 'It is the baggage of the new Reverend of Zhaoti.' Duke Wen thereupon asked for his horse to return. Duke Zheng asked: 'You wished to see Huayan; why do you return first?' Duke Wen said: 'I have already seen him.' In the end, he returned first. Miaoxi once heard Vice Minister Li Yizhong speak of this.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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