大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 28.37
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28.37
Regarding the Commentary's stating, "Drawing analogies from before and after," and so forth: third, concluding the explanation to encourage cultivation. As before, manifesting flowers represented the meaning, and manifesting the assembly represented the teaching; later, as the ten Wisdoms expound the ten abodes, the ten Groves expound the practices, the ten Banners expound the dedications, the ten Treasuries expound the grounds, and the myriad bodhisattva practices in the "Chapter on Transcending the World" are lodged to express the profound. This is the contemplation of the mind, not arbitrary speculation. If one does not believe in this principle and solely seeks outward, it is like counting another's jewels, and thus not one's own lot.
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