廣弘明集 19.62

19.62

I have examined the memorial and know all. For you, I lecture on the golden-lettered Prajñāpāramitā-sūtra. Having just concluded the opening of the title, the four assemblies gathered like clouds, and Chinese and foreigners all assembled. It had rained continuously for days, and I was deeply concerned it would disrupt the proceedings, but the weather cleared, and the hidden and manifest rejoiced together. Within true reality, there is fundamentally neither coming nor going; though your body has not arrived, your mind is nowhere absent. Take good care of your health, and be careful not to overexert yourself. There are still twenty days remaining—the time is still ample. Though we are not together now, it is not too late for a later meeting. Having just returned to the palace, I will not write further in this rescript. [Imperial] rescript.