法華義疏 2.167

2.167

Regarding the text, there are also two parts: first, recapitulating the sign of the light; next, recapitulating the sighting of the signs. 'Are all like golden color': although there are seven matters in other lands, they equally clarify that the Path is non-dual; by using the single color of the other, he illuminates the preaching of the ekayāna in this land. Furthermore, because the Path is identical here and there, this light is able to illuminate the other, using the other to verify this. 'From the Avīci Hell up to the Peak of Existence': the previous [lines] recapitulated the horizontal illumination of the deeds of the various buddhas; the present [lines] recapitulate the vertical illumination of the matters of sentient beings. Where the prose said Akaniṣṭha, it is now called the Peak of Existence because the Loutan jing states: 'Akaniṣṭha is at the peak of the form [realm].'