觀無量壽佛經疏 3.24

3.24

Two, from 'Below there are diamond and seven jewels' down to 'cannot be seen completely', directly explains the subterranean adornments. There are seven [points]: First, it explains that the banner bodies and so forth are uncontaminated diamond. Second, it explains that the marks supporting the ground are displayed and adorned with mutual radiance. Third, it explains that they possess square edges, signifying that they are not round. Fourth, it explains that they are formed of a hundred jewels, their measure exceeding the sands of dust. Fifth, it explains that the jewels emit a thousand rays of light, the radiance encompassing the boundless horizons. Sixth, it explains that the light has many different colors, which illuminate other directions and manifest according to faculties, benefiting at all times. Seventh, it explains that the myriad lights scatter brilliant hues, surpassing the sun disk, so that those newly reborn there can hardly comprehend them all at once upon beholding them.