大方廣佛華嚴經疏 14.5

14.5

Third, regarding the central theme and orientation: this also has general first, and specific after. The general again has two meanings: 1. the general theme of the section; 2. the general theme of the assembly, both being as [explained at] the beginning of the assembly. Second, specifically clarifying this chapter has two meanings: 1. looking to this chapter itself, it takes the ten profundities as the central theme and relying on them to accomplish contemplative understanding as the orientation; 2. looking to the subsequent two chapters, it takes the profound contemplative understanding as the central theme and accomplishing the subsequent virtues of practice as the orientation.