觀無量壽佛經義疏 3.94

3.94

"[The Buddha said:] 'To perform this contemplation is called correct contemplation; if one performs any other contemplation, it is called incorrect contemplation.'" The explanation is the same as before. Eleventh, the contemplation of Mahāsthāmaprāpta, which has four parts: first, contemplating the marks of his actions; second, concluding with an indication of his physical body; third, showing the benefits; fourth, a dual conclusion. First, contemplating the marks of his actions, which has three parts: first, the marks of his body; second, the marks of walking; third, the marks of sitting. First, the marks of his body, which has five parts: first, the dimensions of his body; second, contemplating the marks of his light; third, contemplating the heavenly headdress; fourth, contemplating the uṣṇīṣa; fifth, indicating the remaining marks. First, the dimensions of his body.