Sutra Cahaya Emas

Sutra ini awalnya ditulis di India dalam Sansekerta dan diterjemahkan beberapa kali ke dalam Bahasa Mandarin oleh Dharmakṣema dan lainnya, dan kemudian diterjemahkan ke dalam bahasa Tibet dan bahasa lainnya. Johannes Nobel menerbitkan teks edisi Sansekerta dan Tibet.^[1][2][3]

• Bagchi, S. ed. (1967). Suvarṇaprabhāsasūtram, Darbhanga: The Mithila Institute. Digital Sanskrit Buddhist Canon. (NB: in Unicode)
• Gummer, Natalie D. (2012). Listening to the Dharmabhāṇaka: The Buddhist Preacher in and of the Sūtra of Utmost Golden Radiance, Journal of the American Academy of Religion 80 (1), 137-160.  – via JSTOR (perlu berlangganan)
• Lee, Sumi (2017). Kingship as "Dharma-Protector": A Comparative Study of Wŏnhyo and Huizhao's Views on the "Golden Light Sutra", Journal of Korean Religions 8 (1), 93-129  – via JSTOR (perlu berlangganan)
• Skjaervo, Prods O. (2004 ). This Most Excellent Shine of Gold, King of Kings of Sutras: The Khotanese Suvarnabhãsottamasutra. 2 vols. Cambridge,MA: Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University
• Suzuki, T. (2003). Stupa Worship and Dharma Evaluation in the Suvarnaprabhasa, Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies 51 (2), 996-1001
• Tyomkin E. (1995). Unique Sanskrit Fragments of the “Sutra of Golden Light” in the manuscript collection of St Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Manuscripta Orientalia. Vol. 1, (1), 29-38.

• The Sutra of Golden Light: The 21 Chapter Version, published by the FPMT
• Roman transliteration of Sanskrit (Bagchi), chapter-wise, DSBC Project
• An English translation by 84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha