楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 3.8

3.8

"Mahāmati, what is the mind-made body of awakening to the svabhāva of the svabhāva of dharmas? It refers to [the practitioner who], in the eighth stage, observes and thoroughly awakens to all dharmas as illusory and entirely nonexistent; body and mind are transformed, and they attain the illusion-like samādhi and other samādhi-gates, with immeasurable marks, powers, sovereignties, and masteries, adorned like wondrous flowers, swift as thought, just like an illusion, a dream, the moon in water, or an image in a mirror, neither made nor unmade, yet like the made and unmade, fully adorned with all variety of physical forms and limbs, entering at will into the great assemblies of all Buddha-lands, because they penetrate the dharma of their own svabhāva; this is called the mind-made body of awakening to the svabhāva of the svabhāva of dharmas."