華嚴經疏 1.1

1.1

The lands can be known by analogy [with this]. In the verses there are ten: the first verse [treats] the distinctions of kalpas; the second, the length and shortness of kalpas; the third, the quantity of kalpas—the above comprehensively versify the names listed earlier; the fourth, the defilement and purity of kalpas; the fifth explains the causes of purity in kalpas; the sixth reveals the names of the various kalpas; the seventh, the appearance of Buddhas within the kalpas; the eighth, the mutual entry of single and multiple kalpas; the ninth, the mutual entry of the adornments within kalpas; the tenth concludes by reducing them to mental conceptualization. Hence, obtaining unhindered [interpenetration] can all be known.