阿彌陀經要解 1.44

1.44

'Moreover, Śāriputra, the Sukhāvatī land has ponds of seven jewels filled with water of eight excellent qualities. The bottoms of the ponds are covered purely with golden sand. The stairways and paths on the four sides are composed of gold, silver, lapis lazuli, and crystal. Above are multi-storied pavilions also adorned with gold, silver, lapis lazuli, crystal, tridacna, red pearls, and agate. The lotus blossoms in the ponds are as large as carriage wheels: blue-colored with blue light, yellow-colored with yellow light, red-colored with red light, and white-colored with white light, subtle, wondrous, fragrant, and pure. Śāriputra, the Sukhāvatī land is accomplished with such meritorious adornments.'