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萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 5.78

萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 5.78

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5.78

舉。長沙令僧問會和尚。未見南泉時如何(早晨有粥)會良久(問著便屎臭氣)僧云。見後如何(更與挑剔)會云。不可別有也(只向屎堆裏躂倒)僧迴舉似沙(走口送舌漢)沙云。百尺竿頭坐底人(竿下底一場懡㦬)雖然得入未為真(孤危不立道方高)百尺竿頭須進步(甚底大如箇割捨)十方世界是全身(始信蒲團不是天)僧云。百尺竿頭如何進步(果有這箇在)沙云。朗州山澧州水(築著磕著)僧云。不會(可㬠聰明)沙云。四海五湖王化裏(一任𨁝跳)。

Case: Changsha ordered a monk to ask Master Hui, 'How was it before you met Nanquan?' (In the morning there was gruel.) Hui was silent for a good while. (Ask him, and at once there is the smell of shit.) The monk said, 'How about after meeting him?' (Further picking and poking at it.) Hui said, 'There could not be anything else.' (Just falling flat into a pile of shit.) The monk returned and brought this up to Sha. (A fellow wagging his tongue and carrying tales.) Sha said, 'A person sitting on top of a hundred-foot pole— (Those beneath the pole suffer a round of humiliation.) / Although having gained entry, is not yet true. (Only when the lonely and perilous is not maintained is the Way exalted.) / At the top of a hundred-foot pole, he must take a step: (What is so great as this letting go?) / The worlds of the ten directions are his whole body.' (Only then does one believe the rush mat is not heaven.) The monk said, 'How to take a step at the top of a hundred-foot pole?' (Indeed, this is here.) Sha said, 'The mountains of Langzhou, the waters of Lizhou.' (Striking against it, bumping into it.) The monk said, 'I do not understand.' (Exceedingly clever!) Sha said, 'The four seas and five lakes are within the king's transforming influence.' (Allowing him to leap about as he pleases.)

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