金剛般若經疏論纂要 2.105

2.105

The verse says: "Relying on that dharmakāya Buddha, / The metaphor of a great body is spoken; / The body is free from all obscurations, / And pervades all realms." Because of merit and the great substance, it is said that the great body is non-body, which is indeed the body, and therefore it is called a great body. The treatise says: "'Non-body' means having no marks whatsoever. 'A great body' means having the substance of tathatā." Asaṅga says: "Because it gathers all sentient beings into a great body, established within that body, it is neither self nor other."