大方廣佛華嚴經疏 10.14

10.14

In the sixth major section, concluding by extending infinitely, there are two parts: first, adducing this [world]; second, from 'it should be known that' onward, drawing an analogy with those [other worlds]. Saying 'the four continents' refers specifically to Jambūdvīpa; the phrasing is general, but the intention is specific. Since the gathering of bodhisattvas like clouds concludes by extending [everywhere], it especially makes clear that the praise above belongs to those ten directions. The remote expedient means are now concluded.