宏智禪師廣錄 9.13

9.13

Receiving the robe of Quzhi, / Holding the seal of Vairocana. / The Master sat on the Western Mountain; / His reputation shook the East. / Like the pollen consumed by bees—the nourishment of spring honey; / Like the pearl in the clam's gut—conceived by the nighttime moon. / Far-reaching vapors present auspicious signs; spiritual branches burgeon alongside. / Niutou was received as Layman Rong; / Flowers and birds no longer came to fuss outside the hermitage.