華嚴經探玄記 1.102

1.102

Second, that very flower petal universally pervades the dharmadhātu without disrupting its original place; because the partial is identical to the impartial, and the impartial is identical to the partial, broadness and narrowness are unfettered, unobstructed, and unimpeded. As it says below: "The petals of this great lotus universally cover the entire dharmadhātu." Therefore, it is either solely broad without boundary, or its demarcations are distinctly clear, or it is at once broad and narrow, or broad and narrow are both obliterated. Or, it possesses the former four because it is the sphere of understanding; or it transcends the former five because it is the sphere of practice. All below are to be understood according to this.