景德傳燈錄 29.34

29.34

The mind-king is at ease and carefree; / The Dharma-nature fundamentally lacks the ten fetters. / All things are nothing other than Buddha-affairs; / Why is there need to restrain thought and sit in dhyāna? / Delusive thoughts are fundamentally empty and tranquil; / No need to sever conditioning. / The wise have no mind that can be attained, / Naturally without contention and without clamor. / Not recognizing the unconditioned Great Way, / When can one realize the profound and subtle? / Buddhas and sentient beings are of one kind; / Sentient beings are themselves the World-Honoured One. / Ordinary people falsely produce discriminations; / Clinging to being where there is nothing, they run in delusion. / Thoroughly comprehending that greed and anger are empty and tranquil, / Where is not the true gate?