觀無量壽佛經義疏 3.3

3.3

Sixth, the composite contemplation, which has four parts: first, directly explaining; second, concluding summary; third, revealing the benefits; fourth, distinguishing the correct from the incorrect. First, directly explaining, with two parts: first, individually contemplating the jeweled multi-storied pavilions; second, comprehensively contemplating the four items. First, individually contemplating the jeweled multi-storied pavilions, which has four parts: first, indicating the number; second, the devas making music; third, the deva music suspended in the air; fourth, the musical sounds expounding the Dharma. First, indicating the number.