金剛般若經贊述 2.308

2.308

Asaṅga says: This is the sixth [aspect] within the perfection of mind: for the sake of purity in deportment and dwelling. Within this there are again three kinds: first, deportment in movement and dwelling; second, sovereign movement and dwelling that shatters the body of name-and-form; third, unstained movement and dwelling; this is the first. That is, the manifestation body possesses deportment in movement and dwelling and so forth, while the dharmakāya lacks these. Movement refers to coming and going; dwelling refers to sitting and lying down. The dharmakāya lacks deportment; hence it says it has no coming or going and so forth.