諸經要抄 1.48

1.48

"As long as anything is posited, / All is erroneous and confused. / If one sees that it is mind-only, / Then there is unconditioned disputation. / Fools delight in false speech / And do not hear true wisdom. / Verbal speech is the root of the three sufferings; / The truth extinguishes the cause of suffering. / Verbal speech is subject to alteration; / The truth is free from words. / In the mirror of the mind of false imagination, / The foolish give rise to two kinds of views. / Not recognizing the mind and conditions, / They immediately produce two false imaginations. / Realizing the mind and its cognitive objects, / False imaginations do not arise. / My unsurpassed Great Vehicle / Transcends names and words. / Its meaning is exceedingly clear; / Fools do not awaken to or know it. / Inner personal realization is unmoving; / This is the unsurpassed Great Vehicle."