廣弘明集 30.29
English (machine translation) 30.29
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30.29
Sun Changyue made an image of a practitioner seated in dhyāna meditation and appended a praise to it. It may be said that through this humble face-to-face contemplation he conveyed his sincere heart, seeking to place himself beside it as yoke and shaft; depicting the transcendent presence of cliffs and forests, he imagined that very person here. Admiring the refinement of his craftsmanship and the beauty of his fine verse, I could not remain silent, and so composed a poem to follow upon his left. Its words say:
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