大方廣佛華嚴經疏 52.13

52.13

Eighth, the two gates beginning with "what is delighted in" explain the practice within the station of difficulty of attainment. Within this, this gate is the inner mind's vows and delights; vows are the essence of practice, and since one dwells in palaces, one's disposition rejoices in superior pleasures. The second, the ten adornments, are external adornments of virtue, because one adorns one's vows with numerous virtues. The text can be understood in both cases.