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A Pictorial Biography of the Venerable Master Hsu Yun

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Not being greedy for fame, profit, or offerings

The Master held posts for four years at Yung Ch'uan Monastery, undergoing austere practices and serving others. He would not accept money offered to the assembly and the Permanently Dwelling. Although he ate but one bowl of rice gruel a day, his health was excellent. At this time the Venerable Master Ku Yueh (Ancient Moon), who dwelled in the mountains, was the foremost exemplar of ascetic cultivation. Visiting him and engaging in profound conversation, the Master resolved to emulate the Venerable Yueh.

The verse says:
Above his peers in a class by himself, far and away quite different;
How could the common fleshly eye perceive this?
He placed himself outside of wealth, honor, merit, and fame.
Nor could his mind be moved by offerings, praise or slander.

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