In later Mahayana literature, however, the idea of an eternal, all-pervading, all-knowing, immaculate, uncreated and deathless Ground of Being ( the dharmadhatu, inherently linked to the sattvadhatu, the realm of beings ), which is the Awakened Mind ( bodhicitta ) or Dharmakaya (" body of Truth ") of the Buddha himself, is attributed to the Buddha in a number of Mahayana sutras, and is found in various tantras as well.

In later Mahayana literature, however, the idea of an eternal, all-pervading, all-knowing, immaculate, uncreated, and deathless Ground of Being ( the dharmadhatu, inherently linked to the sattvadhatu, the realm of beings ), which is the Awakened Mind ( bodhicitta ) or Dharmakaya (" body of Truth ") of the Buddha himself, is attributed to the Buddha in a number of Mahayana sutras, and is found in various tantras as well.

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