華嚴經探玄記 4.94

4.94

Fourth is the samādhi of producing vast offerings from the hands. Therein are seventeen verses, divided into three: first, three lines mark the door of the samādhi; second, the karmic function is distinguished, within which are two: first, producing offerings from within the hands; second, from 'immeasurable purity' downward, clarifying the adornment of offerings by the light of the hands, because, these being the hands of the dharmadhātu, seeking any differentiated nature is entirely unobtainable, yet the emergence of offering utensils is inexhaustible; third, the final one gāthā concludes with the samādhi upon which [it] relies—in the Nirvāṇa [Sūtra], the Buddha is named the Great Sage.