宏智禪師廣錄 6.39

English (machine translation) 6.39

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6.39

Resting is just like the great ocean receiving the hundred rivers—none fail to arrive here as a single taste. Letting go into action is just like the swelling tide riding the swift wind—none fail to come along on this side, traveling together. Is this not reaching the bottom of the true source? Is this not attaining the great function manifesting before you? As for the house of patch-robed monks, responding to situations and adapting to changes, it is precisely like this. How could they ever set up mental thoughts and dusty conditions? You must embody this completely ten out of ten.

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宏智禪師廣錄 — Classical Chinese