The second kaya is the Sambhogakaya. Sambhoga is a Sanskrit term with very deep meanings. This kaya is called “the perfect resource body.”
This is one definition or interpretation of Sambhoga. But Sambhoga is very deep in its implications, because the term “Sambhoga” in sanskrit can mean “enjoyment, pleasure, bliss”—exactly the same way we use the Hebrew word Eden. Most importantly, this word Sambhoga means “sexual enjoyment.” Anyone who has studied tantra will see the immediate relevance of that name Sambhogakaya, especially if you have studied the Tree of Life.
Sambhogakaya relates to the sephirah Chokmah, which in Christianity is called the Son. Chokmah is the world of Christ, compassion, Bodhichitta. Chokmah translated means “wisdom,” which in sanskrit is bodhi. This is the emergence of bodhichitta, which is the heart essence of a bodhisattva. A bodhisattva is a vehicle of Christ. Sambhogakaya represents all of the luminous qualities of Christ, all of those particles of light, of love, that Christ emanates.
Sambhogakaya is incredibly complex and beautiful. It is the highest form of wisdom that exists. It is the very wisdom mind of all buddhas, of all angels. If you were to visualize and imagine all of the angels and buddhas in existence, and imagine their minds, which are all love and knowledge, a knowledge that creates universes, that is Sambhogakaya. “Perfect resource” as translated into English. That perfect resource is the creative power, the knowledge that empowers creation for the benefit of others.