大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 26.61

26.61

On the Commentary's "The last three conclude with the causes of the adornments": The text of the Commentary has three parts: first, clarifying generally; second, from "However, these three verses" onward, explaining specifically; third, from "Revealing the Avataṃsaka" onward, concluding with praise. In the second part, showing the inconceivable characteristics, there are six tiers in total; within these six tiers, all pervade a single verse, while each takes words from a single line. Furthermore, these four lines each have one meaning: as in the first verse, the first line is the realm manifested, the second is the place capable of manifesting, the third is the mark manifested, and the fourth is the cause capable of manifesting. The following two are analogous to this. Its first tier analyzes the differences in what is manifested in the first line: the three verses each have one realm, but in the first verse it is the first line, in the next verse it is the second line, and in the last verse it is the second and third lines. Regarding the phrase "its text is implied and abbreviated": this means that according to any single manifesting entity, it can manifest the three realms. Here each single one is cited, hence it is said to be implied and abbreviated. Not only this meaning, but all six tiers are implied and abbreviated.