The sentence is a direct quote from Dogen's Mountains and Waters Sutra. The phrase is undobtedly culled from one of Jack Spicer's 1965 Vancouver lectures. Please let mountains rise in the dream you go dreaming. Everything is visible, nothing is hiding. A storm is falling.
Blossoms go flying.
I am rainy, Richard, all over my body. When fresh and sliding, eel is most inviting. Thus, not delaying, to your questions I am responding. Above, the country people who dwell in the villages and desert places, wear nothing but the stag's skin upon their middles. Plates fashioned of tin and brass cover their privations.