佛說觀佛三昧海經 1.9

1.9

Then the royal father rose from his seat and addressed the Buddha, saying: "Bhagavat! The Buddha is my son, and I am the Buddha's father. Now as I dwell in the world, I behold the Buddha's rūpakāya, but I see only its exterior and do not view its interior. When Siddhārtha was in the palace, physiognomists all saw the thirty-two primary marks. Now that you have attained buddhahood, your radiance is even more manifest, exceeding that of former days hundreds of thousands of myriad times over. After the Buddha enters nirvāṇa, how should sentient beings of future generations contemplate the color and marks of the Buddha's body, matching the constant measure and standard of the Buddha's radiance? I only pray, O Lord of Devas, that you will now distinguish and explain this for me and for future sentient beings!"