大方廣佛華嚴經疏 58.13

58.13

Third, from 'Not far from here' downward, pointing out the subsequent friend. 'Not far from here' is because both are lodged in the world. 'To the right of the site of enlightenment' is because light is emitted based on noumenon, making the principle easy and convenient. 'Observing with Joyful Eyes': because of bearing evil and regarding beings with forbearance, she is called Joyful Eyes; because of emitting the light of retaining what has been heard, it is called Observing. Afterwards, in the verses, thirteen verses are divided into three: the first ten verses versify directly conferring the Dharma door; the next two verses versify humbly deprecating herself and deferring to the superior; the last verse versifies pointing out the subsequent friend. In the first part versifying the previous ten Dharmas, the order of the text is slightly out of sequence: the first four versify the previous four Dharmas in sequence; the fifth skips to versify the seventh; the sixth versifies the sixth; the seventh turns back to versify the fifth; the eighth versifies the tenth; the ninth versifies the eighth; the tenth versifies the ninth.