At that time there was in Vaisali a son of a wealthy merchant named Ratnakuta, [heap of treasure]. He came to worship the Blessed One together with five hundred sons of other wealthy merchants, each bringing a canopy adorned with seven precious jewels. They all worshipped the Blessed One touching his feet with their faces, each offering his own canopy to the lord. Then the supernatural power of the Blessed One, acting upon these jewelled canopies, transformed them into one mighty canopy, covering the whole three thousand great Chiliocosms, and on the canopy was seen manifested in all its details, every feature of the worlds.

Upon a memorable occasion, the Lord Buddha sojourned in the kingdom of Shravasti, lodging in the grove of Jeta, a park within the imperial domain,...

From the heart of Ratna-Sambhava, the yellow light-path of the Wisdom of Equality, [glorified] with yellow orbs [of radiance], each like an inverted...

The Lord Buddha addressed Subhuti, saying: “If within this universe of universes, the seven treasures were heaped together, forming as many great...

Janaka, [king] of Videha, sacrificed with a sacrifice at which many presents were distributed. Brahmans of the Kurupaiicalas were gathered together...

The Lord Buddha addressed Subhuti, saying: “What think you? If a benevolent person bestowed as alms, an abundance of the seven treasures sufficient...