華嚴經探玄記 2.27

2.27

Fourth, 'mundane and supramundane' has four senses: either both are mundane, because they are manifested in time, and also because they are one among the three kinds of mundane realms; or both are supramundane, because according to their practices and virtues they are not subsumed under the mundane; or both are mundane and supramundane, by virtue of possessing the previous two senses, and also, discussing them in terms of their marks, the first, Samantabhadra and the others, are supramundane, while the rest are mundane; or they are neither mundane nor supramundane, because they are subsumed under that which transcends the supramundane. Therefore, this assembly encompasses these three states and possesses these four propositions.