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# 釋氏稽古略 4.167

釋氏稽古略 4.167

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [4.167](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2037.4.167)

楊歧　袁州楊歧山禪師。名方會。郡之宜春冷氏子。弱冠至瑞州九峯。恍若舊遊。遂投師剃落。每閱經心融神會。參慈明圓禪師。圓自南源遷道吾赴石霜。師皆佐之總院務。依之雖久然未有省發。每咨參圓曰。庫司事繁且去。他日又參。圓曰。監寺異時兒孫遍天下在。何用忙為。圓適出雨忽作。師偵之小徑搊住曰。這老漢今日須與我說不說我便打。圓曰。監寺知是般事便休。語未卒師大悟。即拜於泥途。來日具威儀詣方丈禮謝。圓呵曰。未在師自是契會。辭歸九峯。道俗迎居楊岐。至是遷雲蓋示寂焉。皇祐元年建塔于本山。嗣慈明（五燈會元）。

> Yangqi: Chan Master of Mount Yangqi in Yuanzhou was named Fanghui, a son of the Leng family of Yichun in that commandery. In his youth he went to Jiufeng in Ruizhou; feeling as if it were an old haunt, he took a master and had his head shaved. Whenever he read the scriptures, his mind melted and his spirit resonated. He studied under Chan Master Ciming Yuan. When Yuan moved from Nanyuan to Daowu and then to Shishuang, the Master assisted him in all matters, overseeing monastic affairs. Although he had relied on him for a long time, he had not yet had an awakening. Whenever he inquired of him, Yuan said, “The affairs of the storage office are numerous; go away for now.” On another day he inquired again, and Yuan said, “Prior, in days to come your descendants will fill the world; what need is there to be in a rush?” Yuan happened to go out when rain suddenly fell. The Master lay in wait for him along a narrow path, seized him, and said, “Old fellow, today you must explain it to me! If you do not explain, I will hit you!” Yuan said, “Prior, knowing that it is this kind of matter, just cease!” Before the words were finished, the Master experienced great awakening. He immediately bowed in the mud. The next day, fully dressed in dignified vestments, he went to the Abbot's quarters to express his gratitude. Yuan scolded him, saying, “Not yet!” From then on, the Master was in perfect accord. Taking his leave, he returned to Jiufeng. Monks and laity welcomed him to reside at Yangqi. Later he moved to Yungai, where he showed his entry into tranquility. In the first year of Huangyou, a stupa was built on this mountain. He was a Dharma heir of Ciming (Wudeng huiyuan).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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