Haven't you seen where it says in the (Hua Yen) sutra, "A bodhisattva of the eighth stage, Immovability, turns the great Dharma Wheel in an atom of dust, using the wisdom of non- activity. At all times, whether walking, standing, sitting, or lying down, he doesn't cling to gain and loss, but lets himself move and flow into the sea of All-Knowledge." When patch- robed monks get here they still must not become attached: they follow the occasion freely. When they have tea, they drink tea; when they have food, they eat food. Neither the words "concentration" nor "not concentration" can be applied to this transcendental matter.
My question: What does Yuanwu mean "when monks get here"?
Submitted November 01, 2019 at 04:04AM by Fallen1331 https://ift.tt/34kaxM8
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