宏智禪師廣錄 3.26
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3.26
[The Master] cited Zhaozhou: "Where there is a buddha, do not stay; where there is no buddha, run past quickly." The Master said, "Sinking into emptiness and stagnating in traces, blunting the hand and wounding the blade—neither is the conduct of a patch-robed monk. You must not enter other people's marketplace; do not sit on their couches. The upright does not establish the profound; the biased does not attach to things. Only then can you hold fast and let go, having your own freedom."
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