佛說觀佛三昧海經 10.23

10.23

“In the nadir is the Buddha Prabhāsaśrī (Bright Virtue). Its ground is of golden colour, with golden light and golden clouds. Within the light and clouds are countless golden halls and seven-jewelled multistoried pavilions, with trees of a hundred jewels arranged in rows as adornments. There are jewel banners, flags, and canopies in their hundreds of koṭis and tens of millions. Beneath each tree are a hundred koṭis of jewel thrones, and among the various halls and multistoried pavilions are countless sitting mats shaped like jewel flowers. Countless emanated Buddhas, all of them, sit beneath the jewel trees upon lapis lazuli thrones, with countless Buddha assemblies amidst the colours of the myriad flowers. All these Bhagavats preach the Dharma of bodhisattva practices. In this way, of the countless transformation Buddhas of the ten directions, each transformation Buddha displays light.