大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 35.56

35.56

Regarding the commentary's: "Because the sūtra says it pervades the ten directions," this is the present sūtra, pervading the ten directions in a single thought-moment. As for the words "universally encompassing everything without rejection," this points to the citation above. The citations for the ten meanings are all from the sūtras cited in the general section above, as well as the "Chapter on Manifestation"; the text is mostly easy to understand. Only the tenth says: "Because it does not depend on confrontation, it therefore constantly manifests": this uses the tenth to explain and complete the ninth, thereby serving as a distinction. Because the tenth completes the ninth, it is said to explain and complete it; and since the ninth discusses vertically while the tenth speaks horizontally, it therefore distinguishes them.