宏智禪師廣錄 4.294

4.294

上堂。諸見若盡。慎勿追尋。纔有是非。紛然失心。諸禪德。諸見若盡。自然一切時。平平坦坦。巍巍堂堂。箇是衲僧普周遍身。本具足眼。妙圓覺心。若有一絲一縷。於其間作前作後。便見紛紛紜紜。且道。如何體悉。人平不語。水平不流。

Ascending the hall: "'If views are exhausted, be careful not to pursue them. As soon as there is right and wrong, the mind is lost in confusion.' Zen worthies, if views are exhausted, naturally at all times it is level and smooth, towering and grand. This is the patch-robed monk's body that universally pervades, the inherently complete eye, the wondrous, completely enlightened mind. If there is a single thread or single strand making a 'before' and 'after' within it, one immediately sees turbulence and confusion. Tell me, how do you experience this? When a person is level, they do not speak; when water is level, it does not flow."