金剛般若論會釋 2.70

2.70

In 'encompassing all dharmas is tathatā', the meaning is that tathatā is the naturally pure essence of all dharmas, pervading all dharmas; gathering characteristics back to their nature, all dharmas are therefore Buddha-dharmas. The *Vimalakīrtinirdeśa* says that all are thus, and so forth: because all are the Buddha's tathatā-dharma, they are not the characteristics of the five aggregates, and therefore are the characteristic of bodhi—this is the gate of difference; that these are themselves Buddha-dharmas is the gate of oneness.