佛說觀佛三昧海經 3.22

3.22

"One ray of light shines toward the south-eastern direction, making the ground of the south-east the colour of agate. Upon the agate ground are amber mountains; upon the amber mountains grow forests of the seven treasures. Among the seven-treasure forests are ten springs of water; the waters have the colours of ten jewels. The colours of the water emit light, illuminating the immeasurable worlds of the south-eastern direction everywhere. Where the light shines, there are great jewel mountains; between each mountain and beneath each tree grow māndarāva flowers and mahāmāndarāva flowers. On the flower platforms is a transformation Buddha of pure lapis lazuli colour, clear and transparent inside and out beyond description. Light of variegated jewel colours circles his body a thousand times. Within each light are immeasurable transformation Buddhas; each transformation Buddha is surrounded by an immeasurable assembly, all of lapis lazuli colour. Each transformation Buddha extends the light of the tongue-mark, which transforms into jewelled mountains. These jewelled mountains extend further across the immeasurable worlds of the south-east.