宏智禪師廣錄 9.41

9.41

The water in autumn is clear; / The moon in winter is bright. / The myriad mechanisms have ceased; / The three times are equal and even. / With dust cleared away, one returns to dwell in the Dharmakāya; / With illusions arising, one emerges from the Buddha's mouth. / Covered by the vast sky, / Sustained by the great earth. / All the patriarchs share his Way; / The myriad beings walk with him. / A fly-whisk of turtle hair held upright; / A staff of rabbit horns resting horizontally across his knees. / Without a single thing borrowed from elsewhere, / He beckons the simpleton monk to serve as witness.