佛說觀普賢菩薩行法經 1.10

1.10

"Having seen this, [the practitioner] repents again, gazes attentively with utmost sincerity, and reflects on the Mahāyāna without ceasing or giving up. Seeing the flower, it immediately blossoms with golden color and golden light. The calyx of the lotus is made of kiṃśuka jewels, wondrous brahma-maṇis form its garland, and adamantine jewels form its stamen. One sees a manifested Buddha seated upon the calyx of the lotus, and many bodhisattvas seated on the stamens. From between the brows of the manifested Buddha golden light also radiates, entering the elephant's trunk; emerging from the elephant's trunk, it enters the elephant's eyes; emerging from the elephant's eyes, it enters the elephant's ears; emerging from the elephant's ears, it illuminates the elephant's head, turning into a golden platform.