華嚴經探玄記 14.38

14.38

The third major section of verse repetition has forty-two and a half stanzas, divided into six: First, four stanzas on the upāyas of the Dharma master. Second, there are four stanzas on the accomplishment of wisdom. Third, there are twelve stanzas on the accomplishment of entering practice. Fourth, there are fourteen and a half stanzas on the accomplishment of expounding, within which the first stanza and a half are the accomplishment of wisdom; the next three and a half stanzas are the accomplishment of vocal karma; the next nine and a half stanzas are the accomplishment of the Dharma master, within which the first two are the accomplishment of retention, the next two are the accomplishment of expounding, the next half is question and answer, and the next five are the accomplishment of receiving and upholding. Fifth, there are seven stanzas on the results of the bhūmi, the three results being understandable. Sixth, the very last stanza praises the profound and concludes the exposition. The bhūmi of Good Wisdom is concluded.