宏智禪師廣錄 6.23

6.23

Wind and tiger, clouds and dragon, precisely follow each other, originally without placing thought between them; this is a natural affair. A patch-robed monk's adaptation and transformation can bring about harmony through causes and conditions, precisely like this. Its coming is not ostentatious; its going is not hidden. Wondrously entering all places, no place can confound it. Drifting out above the myriad phenomena, distinctly within the shadows of the forest of forms, completely without a hair's gap. The ceaseless mechanism of response, the phrase that unerringly arrives home—yet you must investigate it thoroughly! Clouds broken and wind rested, autumn clear and moon setting, water and sky boundless—only when that place is solely bright will you have it.