宏智禪師廣錄 4.6

4.6

The Master then said: “When yin reaches its utmost, yang arises; when power is exhausted, position turns. The green dragon sheds its bones and gallops forth; the dark leopard dons the mist and transforms. If you want to take the skulls of the buddhas of the three periods and string them into a single string of beads, do not speak of the bright side or the dark side: it is truly the Sun-face, the Moon-face! Even if your bushel is full and your scales are balanced, it is still my turn to sell high and buy low. Meditators, do you understand? The bright pearl in the basin turns of itself without being nudged.”