廣弘明集 15.32

15.32

Embodying the spirit lies in forgetting consciousness; / Having thoughts does not exhaust principle. / Forms come and cast themselves into emptiness; / Clear echoes arise as responses turn. / Entrusting to shade, one roams the deep darkness; / When darkness is gone, shadows and traces vanish. / All diligently seek the three fruitions; / Sunakṣatra alone mysteriously obliterates [them].