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# 大慧普覺禪師宗門武庫 1.72

大慧普覺禪師宗門武庫 1.72

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.72](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1998b.1.72)

駙馬都尉李公遵勗，得心要於石門聰禪師，甞作二句頌，寄發運朱正辭。時許式為淮南漕，朱以李頌示許，請共和之，頌曰：「學道須是鐵漢，著手心頭便判。」朱曰：「雨催樵子還家。」許曰：「風送漁舟到岸。」又請浮山遠禪師和曰：「學道須是鐵漢，著手心頭便判，通身雖是眼睛，也待紅爐再煆。鉏麑觸樹迷封，豫讓藏身吞炭，鷺飛影落秋江，風送蘆花兩岸。」諸公見大敬之，李乃自和曰：「參禪須是鐵漢，著手心頭便判，直趣無上菩提，一切是非莫管。」今唯傳後一頌而已。

> Imperial Son-in-law Commandant Lord Li Zunxu attained the essentials of mind from Chan Master Shimen Cong. He once composed a two-line verse and sent it to Fiscal Commissioner Zhu Zhengci. At that time, Xu Shi was the transport commissioner of Huainan. Zhu showed Li's verse to Xu and invited him to compose matching verses together. The verse said: 'Studying the Way requires an iron fellow; / Taking action, it is settled at once in his mind.' Zhu said: 'The rain hurries the woodcutter back home.' Xu said: 'The wind delivers the fishing boat to shore.' They also invited Chan Master Fushan Yuan to match it, who said: 'Studying the Way requires an iron fellow; / Taking action, it is settled at once in his mind. / Though his entire body is an eye, / He still waits to be forged anew in the red furnace. / Chu Ni dashed against a tree, confused by the decree; / Yu Rang hid his body and swallowed charcoal. / A heron flies, its shadow falling on the autumn river; / The wind delivers reed flowers to both banks.' When the gentlemen saw this, they respected him greatly. Li then composed his own matching verse, saying: 'Investigating Chan requires an iron fellow; / Taking action, it is settled at once in his mind. / Heading straight for unsurpassable bodhi, / Pay no heed to any rights and wrongs.' Today, only this last verse is transmitted.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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