廣弘明集 27.274

27.274

The shadowy image and fleeting form in the end cannot be named; / When the dragon soars and the phoenix gathers, who after all can discern them? / Severing knowledge and forgetting the body, who poses an obstacle? / Hiding their name and concealing their radiance, they are therefore able to shine. / Neither sun nor moon, yet blazing and suspended; / Soaring in peace, gliding in peace, treading upon emptiness. / Walls and stones offer no resistance as they freely appear and vanish; / Water and fire have inherent natures, yet unfold and contract at their will. / Spreading teachings to accord with the mundane, rushing like a flowing spring; / Manifesting traces according to the quarter, shifting swiftly like the wind. / How great! Transcending the world, none can be their peer; / Aspiring to the Yellow Emperor and admiring Shun, one should exert oneself.