Dogo visited Nansen, who asked him, “What is your name?”
Dogo replied, “My name is Enchi.”
Nansen asked, “How do you express the place where wisdom doesn’t reach?”
Dogo replied, “I would never express it.”
Nansen said, “That’s right. If you express it, horns will grow and you will become a beast.”
A few days later, Dogo and Ungan were sitting outside the dormitory and doing some work. Nansen was taking a walk, and when he saw Dogo, he asked, “Enchi, the other day, you said you would never express the place where wisdom doesn’t reach. Now, how are you practicing it?”
Hearing this, Dogo slipped into the dormitory, waited there until Nansen walked away and then appeared again.
Ungan asked Dogo, “Why didn’t you answer when Osho asked you the question?”
Dogo replied, “What a clever chap you are!”
Then Ungan came up to Nansen and asked, “Osho, you have asked a question just now of my brother-disciple, Enchi. How should one answer to it?”
Nansen said, “He is quite good at the beasts’ way.”
Ungan asked, “What is the beasts’ way?”
Nansen said, “You must have heard that you should never express the place where wisdom doesn’t reach. If you express it, horns will grow. If you name it so-and-so, it will already be wrong. You should immediately go the beasts’ way.”