佛說觀佛三昧海經 4.14

4.14

"From the nose emerge two lights, their radiance shining everywhere across the worlds of the ten directions. Each light transforms into great waters; those waters abide in the sky and flow into the various lights. When these waters enter, all the radiances become all the more distinct. Between each of the lights there arise crystal mountains; between the crystal mountains grow flowers of the seven treasures. From the flower-terraces gush forth various waters, golden in color like golden pillars. Within these golden pillars are hundreds of thousands of tens of millions of immeasurable transformation Buddhas. Each transformation Buddha is sixteen feet in square stature, and from the pores of their bodies emerge eighty-four thousand supreme jeweled colors. From among these jeweled colors light is emitted again, its light subtle and wondrous, having colors as many as the sands of the Ganges."