宏智禪師廣錄 2.26

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2.26

Case: Great Master Yunmen said, "The light not breaking through has two kinds of sickness: everything is unclear and there is an object before you—that is one. Breaking through the emptiness of all dharmas, yet vaguely as if there were still something—that too is the light not breaking through. Furthermore, the dharmakāya also has two kinds of sickness: having attained the dharmakāya, because grasping at dharmas is not forgotten and one's own view still remains, falling to the side of the dharmakāya—that is one. Even if one breaks through, letting it go will not do; if you examine it closely, what trace of flavour is there?—that too is a sickness." The verse says:

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