新華嚴經論 2.25

2.25

Seventh, this sūtra has the Tathāgata descending his spirit from the Tuṣita heaven into the mother's womb in an instant, achieving Buddhahood, expounding the Dharma, and upon completing transformations entering nirvāṇa, yet without setting aside the saṃbhogakāya's constant abiding. Oceans of assemblies of bodhisattvas fill the ten directions, their clouds of inexhaustible bodies all of pure golden color, their eyes and hair dark blue, their bodily colors and radiances mutually illuminating. Such oceans of assemblies are all coextensive with the dharmadhātu, continuous throughout the ten directions without the slightest empty or vacant space; their essences penetrate and mutually enter, forms and images multifold without obstruction or hindrance, manifesting physical bodies in response according to what is fitting and capable, causing sentient beings to give rise to the bodhi mind without missing the proper time. Such oceans of assemblies are all vast and incomparable.