廣弘明集 15.38

15.38

The spiritual youth pacifies the divine principle; / Tranquil and harmonious, he forgets himself. / With vast norms he pities the confused world; / Unifying the substance, he is called Candraprabha. / His mind is a storehouse for heaven and earth; / His traces are a bridge for the drowning. / His heroic demeanor is prominent in India; / His name spreads across the regions of China. / Divine transformations deceive the worldly net; / The profound snare catches those who roam the quarters. / Mounds and crags accumulate ancient sickness; / Driving far, he approaches the jade hall. / Guiding and leading arouse those who wait; / Darkly returning to the field of the inexhaustible. / Folding his wings, he roosts on the high peak; / Braving the wind, he stirs up rare fragrance.