萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 3.69

3.69

"Cutting through the old entangling vines, / (Turn around and sprout branches and creepers.)
Smashing the foxes' dens and burrows. / (Spitting out stubborn saliva again.)
The leopard dons the mist to change its markings; / (Shedding the pelt and fur.)
The dragon rides the thunder to exchange its bones. / (Undergoing an altered body.)
Tut! / (With one shout, ten thousand mechanisms cease; for three days, both ears are deaf.)
Arising and ceasing in profusion—what thing is it?" / (A good guest has no distant companion.)