華嚴經探玄記 7.60

7.60

Second, in the verse summary, four lines form a verse, and there are eleven verses, divided into three parts: first, seven verses dedicate [merit] toward sentient beings and toward bodhi, within which there are two [parts]: the first four verses show that practices accord with the true principle and skillfully dedicate [merit], and the following three clarify that all karmas conform with the Buddha to learn dedication [of merit]; second, from "Never once" onwards, three verses dedicate [merit] toward reality; third, from "In this way" onwards, one verse clarifies the fruit accomplished by dedication [of merit].