大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 84.30

84.30

Under the Commentary's statement, "Now, bringing together the various texts...," the second is opening the sections to provide the direct explanation. First, it identifies the two sections; later, from "Now the first" downward, it explains them distinctly. It merely adopts what is convenient to the meaning here, and thus synthesizes all the points into a single discourse. In conclusion, it states, "Such a lion, in each and every hair, corresponds to the dharmadhātu"; this reflects the meaning of the *Essay on the Golden Lion*. Just as with the golden lion, each and every hair is entirely gold: how could the lion of the dharmadhātu not be the dharmadhātu? This can be understood.