宏智禪師廣錄 2.114

2.114

One aperture emptily penetrates; / eight sides are exquisitely translucent. / Without image and without selfishness, / spring enters the pitch-pipes without remaining, and without hindrance the moon traverses the sky. / Pure precious eyes and meritorious arms— / how does 'the entire body' compare to 'the through-and-through body'? / The hands and eyes manifest before us reveal the complete function; / great activity crisscrosses—what taboo or restraint is there?