大方廣佛華嚴經疏 7.43

7.43

Seventeenth, the ten dharmas of the foot-traveling spirits: The first two can be understood. Third, internally settling in noumenon and phenomena thought after thought; externally establishing bodhimaṇḍas everywhere. Fourth, raising and lowering feet, the oceanic seal radiates brightness; none of the postures fail to be Buddha-work. Fifth, raining down treasures and raining down the Dharma with flowers and lights. Sixth, boundless sentient beings are the Buddha's realm of transformation; seeing the Buddha and hearing the Dharma, they therefore produce joy. Seventh, the perfect sound alerts living beings, equal to the fragrant breeze of sandalwood; perfumed and cultivated for a moment, one feels body and mind become harmonized and compliant. The remaining three can be understood.