大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 18.46

18.46

Regarding the commentary's "Second, 'Its body...' below is the bodily karma" and so forth: the text of the commentary has two parts: first, clarifying generally; later, from "the dharmakāya pervasively encompasses" downward, explaining individually. In that, there are two parts: first, individual pervasiveness according with characteristics; second, pervasiveness completely fused and generally subsuming. Now, the first. From "provisionally resorting to the three bodies to clarify" downward: this clarifies that it subsumes the ten to make three. Now it clarifies that the dharmakāya's original essence is pervasive, the jñānakāya is perfected through cultivation and is pervasive according with the essence, and the rūpakāya is the pervasive functioning of the essence; the dharmakāya is pervasive like empty space, the jñānakāya is pervasive like sunlight, and the rūpakāya is pervasive like the sun's reflection.