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Hsin Hsin Ming by Sosan

1. the great way is not difficult

2. the way

3. reality of things

4. cease to hold opinions

5. the unity of emptiness

6. to live in the great way

7. when all things are seen equally

8. to this ultimate finality  

9. in this world of suchness  

10. the way is beyond language

Hsin Hsin Ming - when all things are seen equally

Rest and unrest derive from illusion;
with enlightenment there is no liking and disliking.

All dualities come from ignorant inference.
They are like dreams or flowers in the air:
foolish try to grasp them.
Gain and loss, right and wrong:
such thoughts must finally be abolished at once.

If the eye never sleeps,
all dreams will naturally cease.
If the mind makes no discriminations,
the ten thousand things
are as they are, of single essence.

To understand the mystery of this One-essence
is to be released from all entanglements.

When all things are seen equally
the timeless Self essence is reached.
No comparisons or analogies are possible
in this causeless, relation-less state.