大明高僧傳 8.33

8.33

釋法全字無庵。崑山陳氏子。生有偉質溫粹不凡。幼請父母從道川禪師為僧。參請精勤志明大事。一日行靜濟寺殿前。偶觸首於柱忽大悟。旁觀者見其光彩飛動而不自知。自此遍遊名山業席。道價日益。乾道中將示寂。眾求遺偈。師瞪目下視。眾又請。遂援筆書無無二字端坐而逝。闍維得舍利五色。塔于金斗峯。

Śramaṇa Shi Faquan, styled Wu'an, was a son of the Chen family of Kunshan. By nature he had an imposing bearing, warm and pure, and was extraordinary. In his youth, he asked his parents [for permission] to become a monk under Chan Master Daochuan. He was diligent in inquiry and study, determined to clarify the Great Matter. One day, while walking in front of the main hall of Jingji Temple, his head happened to bump against a pillar and he suddenly attained great awakening. Bystanders saw his radiant countenance dance with brilliance, though he was not aware of it himself. From then on, he traveled widely to the teaching seats of famous mountains, and his reputation for the Dao grew daily. During the Qiandao era, when he was about to manifest quiescence, the assembly requested a farewell verse. The master stared downward. The assembly requested again; he then took up a brush and wrote the two characters "Nothing, Nothing" (wu wu), sat upright, and passed away. After the jhāpita, five-colored śarīra were obtained. A stūpa was built for him on Jindou Peak.