淨名經集解關中疏 2.507

2.507

"One of the king's sons, named Yuegai, sat alone in contemplation and thought: 'Could there possibly be an offering surpassing this?'" / This third [part] clarifies Yuegai's contemplation of the offering of Dharma, comprising nine sections. This first is his sitting alone in contemplation. / Sengzhao says: "Exhausting the world's exquisite delicacies could not express his utmost sentiment; he hoped that beyond worldly treasures there might be a wondrous offering to convey his sincere mind."