宏智禪師廣錄 6.29

6.29

An empty and vast bosom is equal to the great void; methods of differentiation are matched with the myriad phenomena. Not excluding a single speck of dust outside, one can respond to changes; not retaining a single speck inside, one can abide in Chan. The inside being empty and able to respond, receiving and not receiving are equal; the outside being engaged and constantly empty, abiding and non-abiding are the same. In the family tradition of patch-robed monks, one who enters samādhi in all places should proceed like this.