宏智禪師廣錄 1.49

1.49

Ascending the hall, [the Master] said, "Vast and quiet, there are no different tracks; intimately departing from profound function. The moon turns over the reed-flower bank; autumn waters swallow the great sky. Do you understand? If you wish to know the father of the newborn prince: the crane soars into the firmament, out of the silver cage."
Ascending the hall, [the Master] said, "Phenomenon by phenomenon, nothing is concealed, striking Mañjuśrī's nostrils. Step by step, there is no place, shining through Samantabhadra's heels. Just what about the great person's marks of Vairocana?" After a good while, he said, "The night is quiet, the water cold, and the fish do not bite; the boat returns empty, loaded with moonlight."