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Autumn (n.) is proof enough, if you don't believe: look at September and October, the yellow leaves falling, falling, filling mountain and river.
Mind (n.) is like a sword that cuts but cannot cut itself, an eye that sees but cannot see itself.
Original mind (n.) made into an object of consciousness is the great disease of Zen.
Spring (n.) comes while one sits quietly doing nothing, and the grass grows by itself.
Spring (n.) comes, and the grass grows by itself, while one sits quietly doing nothing.
Trouble (n.) received is good fortune received; agreement received is opposition received.
Wind (n.) shows its bodily form in the trees.