華嚴經探玄記 19.46

19.46

Under the spiritual friend of the tenth practice of reality: First, in adducing the Dharma to exhort cultivation, the country being named Anabhilāpya ('Inexpressible') is because what is contemplated is profound and subtle. The city being named Saṃtoṣa ('Contentment') is because prajñā exhausts characteristics. There was a renounced non-Buddhist named Following All Living Beings (Sarva-jagad-anuvartin), who through skillful wisdom accords with capacities and employs upāya to turn contrary to the way. The Indian text says the non-Buddhist was named 'Constantly Practicing Everywhere' (Sarvatraga).