菩薩瓔珞本業經 1.84

1.84

The Buddha said: "Son of the Buddha! As for the supramundane fruit, from the first ground up to the Buddha ground, each has two kinds of dharmakāya. Within the dharma-stream of the ultimate truth, because wisdom arises from the real nature, real wisdom is the dharmakāya. 'Dharma' refers to the essential substance, and the collection and treasury is the 'body.' Because the wholesome roots of all sentient beings respond to this dharmakāya of real wisdom, the dharmakāya can manifest and respond with immeasurable dharmakāyas: that is, bodies of all realms and lands, bodies of all sentient beings, bodies of all Buddhas, and bodies of all bodhisattvas—all are able to manifest as inconceivable bodies; lands are also like this.