宗鏡錄 98.23

English (machine translation) 98.23

Language: English

98.23

Dhyāna Master Wolun said: "Examining this mind-nature, it is clear as empty space, fundamentally unarisen and likewise unceasing. Why must one suppress it? Just notice the mind arising, and one must immediately turn inward to reflect back on the source of the mind. Having no root, it has no place of arising. Because it has no place of arising, the mind is tranquil, without characteristics and without contrivance."

Previous: 98.22
Next: 98.24
Up: 98

Linked texts (1)

宗鏡錄 — Classical Chinese