大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 90.35

90.35

In the commentary, from “Fourteenth” below, this is in the sūtra the immeasurable body. In the commentary, it first establishes the name of the virtue; next, “meaning manifesting bodies according with understanding” is the treatise’s explanation. As the Saṃdhinirmocana says: “Whatever body is manifested cannot be conceptualized.” Cannot be conceptualized means immeasurable. Asabhāva gives the sequential rationale: “Because it was said above that he skillfully and distinctly knows, next it is said that he has no conceptualization regarding the erroneous, correct, or concurrent practices of those to be converted mentioned before. Therefore, in the present sūtra, all ten thousand classes, sentient and non-sentient, are manifested, down to saying that the ocean of virtues of the Buddha’s body is also like this: undefiled, untroubled, boundless, and so forth.”