宗鏡錄 98.13

98.13

The eminent monk, the Śākya Daoying, would enter water and lie in snow without feeling the suffering of cold. In this manner, according to the circumstance he confronted it with the Dharma, abandoning himself in ease and freedom, not regarding it as difficult. This was truly because the purport of consciousness-only had thoroughly illuminated his heart and mind; how could the substantiality of external things obstruct him? While lecturing on the Awakening of Faith, when he reached the gate of the mind's tathatā, he abruptly entered samādhi.