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廣弘明集 22.82

廣弘明集 22.82

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Classical Chinese

22.82

於赫大聖 種覺圓明 無幽不察
如響酬聲 弗資延慶 孰悟歸誠
良道可仰 寔引迷生 百川邪浪
一味吞并 物有取捨 正匪虧盈
八邪馳銳 四句爭名 飾非濫是
抑重為輕 照日氷散 投珠水清
顯允上德 體道居貞 縱加譽毀
未動遺榮 昂昂令哲 欝欝含情
俟諸達觀 定此權衡 聊申悱悱
用簡英英

How magnificent is the Great Sage! / His knowledge of all aspects is round and bright. / There is no obscurity He does not perceive, / Answering sounds like an echo. / Without relying on prolonged celebration, / Who would awaken and take refuge in sincerity? / The excellent Path is worthy of reverence, / Truly guiding confused living beings. / The evil waves of a hundred rivers / Are swallowed and merged into a single flavor. / Things involve taking and abandoning, / Yet the correct does not diminish or increase. / The eight perversions advance with sharpness; / Four alternatives contend over names. / Adorning the wrong, they confound it with the right; / Lowering the weighty, they make it light. / Under the blazing sun, ice melts; / When a gem is cast in, water clears. / Manifest and illustrious is the highest virtue, / Embodying the Path and dwelling in chastity. / Even if praise and blame are heaped upon it, / Renouncing glory, it remains unmoved. / Lofty are the fine and wise, / Dense and rich are their sentiments. / Awaiting all who possess clear insight / To determine this scale, / I briefly express what is troubled in heart / To present to the eminent.

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