萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 2.20

2.20

"Not giving rise to a single thought: Mount Sumeru! (Finished in a single phrase.) / Shaoyang's bestowal of Dharma was not stingy in intent. (Tiantong also lacks nothing.) / When willing to come, both hands are handed over; (Only fearing that you cannot undertake it.) / in attempting to go, a thousand fathoms cannot be climbed. (In vain beating one's brow.) / The vast sea is broad; (Containing heaven and bathing the sun, boundless.) / the white clouds are idle: (Companion to cranes and following the wind, attaining freedom.) / do not place even a hair's breadth between them! (Already too much!) / The sound of an imitation rooster's crow cannot deceive me; (The true does not conceal the false.) / I am unwilling to muddle through and let you pass the barrier." (The order of the Western Heavens is strict.)