華嚴經探玄記 7.6

7.6

Third, the central purport: first, the assembly's purport, which also has person and dharma, host and companion, teaching and meaning, each with essence, characteristics, and function, which can be understood in accord with the preceding. Furthermore, taking inexhaustible practice dedicated with great vows as this assembly's purport will be analyzed below. The chapter's purport: the heavenly king adorning the vessel-hall that matches the dharmadhātu is the capacity to evoke; the Tathāgata with a body-cloud that pervades the dharmadhātu is the capacity to respond; evoking and responding harmonize without movement, motionless and serene yet manifoldly arising, possessing the virtues of conditioned arising: this is the chapter's purport.