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# 無門關 1.2

無門關 1.2

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2005.1.2)

說道無門。盡大地人得入。說道有門。無阿師分。第一強添幾箇注脚。大似笠上頂笠。硬要習翁贊揚。又是乾竹絞汁。著得這些哮本。不消習翁一擲。一擲莫教一滴落江湖。千里烏騅追不得。紹定改元七月晦。習菴陳𡎖寫。

> To say there is no gate: all the people of the great earth may enter. To say there is a gate: the reverend master has no share. In the first place, forcibly adding a few footnotes is very much like putting a bamboo hat on top of a bamboo hat. To insist that Old Xi praise it is again like squeezing juice from dry bamboo. Bearing these blustering volumes, they do not need Old Xi's single toss. With a single toss, let not a single drop fall into rivers and lakes—even a thousand-league black steed could not catch up. On the last day of the seventh month, the first year of Shaoding \[1228\]. Written by Chen Kui, Xi'an.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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