Medieval Buddhist of the Day

[Twitter, 10/7/21] I’m not sure if this should be a Medieval Buddhist of the Day or not, especially since the inscription is undated (my source claims it’s Northern Dynasties), but I found this while looking for something else. I give you, in all its fuzzy screenshotted glory: 安公之碑

This belongs in the Extreme Punctuation division of the Sinological Olympics.
安公之碑大沙門僧安不安所 安安所不能安大道一不一所一一所不 能一不安所安不安於安安所不安能安 於安不一所一不一其一一所不一能一 其一詞曰安故能一一故能安安一一 安巖上雕刊 □□後千六百廿年 風門口碑

It’s from Hongdingshan, near Tai’an (東平洪頂山北石壁). If you are feeling especially Buddhist, or maybe just masochistic, you could take a crack at punctuating it. I’m just going to sit here and boggle. I mean, the Dao which can be spoken of looks perfectly lucid by comparison.

[several hours later…]

I think one should properly be drunk on 黃酒 for this, but I’m giving it a shot on nothing more than the after-effects of chairing a large art department during a pandemic:

安公之碑。大沙門僧安，不安所安，安所不能安；大道一，不一所一，一所不能一，不安所安，不安於安，安所不安，能安 於安；不一所一，不一其一，一所不一，能一其一。詞曰，安故能一，一故能安，安一一安，巖上雕刊。 □□後千六百廿年。 風門口碑

Not sure what the 1620 years is about, but otherwise it makes a kind of sense.