花嚴經文義綱目 1.44

1.44

Second, concerning harmonious integration, there are two points: 1. It directly subsumes all three realms completely, because it is only by possessing these three matters that one constitutes a Buddha. The three bodies and two bodies are merely subsumed within the realm of the enlightened cognition among the three. The various sublime pure lands and the bodies of co-arising beings are all without exception subsumed herein. 2. Within each pore of the primary [sentient beings] and each dust mote of the dependent [environment], all are fully possessed in layered multiplicity, subsuming all dharmas such as those three realms, appearing like Indrajāla. This can be understood by contemplating accordingly.