廣弘明集 15.34

15.34

Taking oneself as great to stride over the small, / The small are also terrified by the great. / That which is called the Great Way / Leaves mind outside of forms and names. / Wholly forgetting, one cuts off baseness and appropriateness; / In dark silence, one naturally communes with the profound. / Śāntikara embodies a vacant demeanor; / Vast and open, his lofty breast is at ease.