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釋業方者，即解脫禪師之法孫也。身長七尺五寸，古貌軒昂，垂手過膝，眉長數寸，目有重瞳，人望凜然。禮誦無倦，紹脫高躅，動合無形，不捨利物，而再修梵宮。時太原府有士女造立文殊像一軀，將送入山，到淲池河側，洪波汎漲。方乃隔岸焚香啟告，河為流減，過文殊畢，水還瀰溢。後終，建塔在寺西北一里，肉身見存，而多神異焉。

Shi Yefang was the Dharma-grandson of Dhyāna Master Jietuo. He was seven chi and five cun tall, with a noble and archaic countenance, arms hanging past his knees, eyebrows several inches long, and double pupils in his eyes, so that people looked upon him with awe. He untiringly bowed in worship and chanted, continuing Master Tuo's lofty footsteps. His movements accorded with the formless, yet without abandoning the benefiting of sentient beings, he rebuilt the monastery. At that time, a gentlewoman of Taiyuan Prefecture had a statue of Mañjuśrī made and was about to send it into the mountains. When she arrived at the bank of the Huchi River, the floodwaters were surging and swelling. Yefang then burned incense across the river and made an earnest supplication; the river's flow decreased, and after the statue of Mañjuśrī had crossed, the water surged full again. When he later died, a stūpa was erected one li northwest of the monastery. His whole-body relic still remains, and many miracles occurred.