佛說觀佛三昧海經 1.23

1.23

"Furthermore, Great King, just as Śakra's tree grows in the Joyful Park, named Pārijātaka: when heavenly maidens see it, their bodies and minds are filled with a joy they cannot contain; when Śakra sees it, thoughts of desire immediately arise; and the eighty-four thousand palace maidens immediately experience sensations of pleasure. When this tree grows, its branches curve down to the earth, and beneath the ground it blossoms and bears fruit. Its fruit is golden in color, brightly blazing; moreover, its flowers and leaves never wither and fall. Equipped with ten colors, they reveal radiance and emit manifold musical sounds. When the eighth month of autumn arrives, it wells forth from the earth, three million four hundred and fifty thousand yojanas high. When the devas see it, their joy is extraordinary." The Buddha told the Great King: "The buddhānusmṛti-samādhi in the ground of defilements is also like this! When it comes forth, it is magnificent and visually splendid, like that jewel tree.