大方廣佛華嚴經疏 48.7

48.7

Second, between the eyebrows there is one mark. From this point downward they all have locations, and thus the texts all have five parts: first, the location. Second, revealing the name. Third, from "maṇi" downward, the adornment of the essence: namely, when this mark is retracted, it curls to the right like an inverted lapis lazuli bowl; when it unfolds, it possesses ten facets and emits great brilliance. The adornment is a single jewel, yet the light possesses many colors; being empty both inside and outside means it is completely transparent. Fourth, from "its light" downward, the activities and functions. From "further emitting" onward is the Dharma light, and therefore the name of this light is established from its function. Fifth, concluding the count, which is self-evident.