Everything dissolves into the Dharmakaya, just as when we fall completely into a deep sleep and we have no hint of consciousness. And then the Dharmakaya divides itself. I am lonely. The activity of the Dharmakaya is these two activities, coming together, and then dividing. We think of something happening very quickly.
Physicists measure subatomic activity that happens in nanoseconds.
But time itself is Dharma activity. The repetition of these two activities happens millions of times each second. In the same way a child born from her parents shares the nature of her parents, we are born of the Dharmakaya and share the nature of the Dharmakaya. This is where Dharmakaya activity is completely relevant to how we understand consciousness. Remember, our presumed model of consciousness is that we have this seamless continuity, from the moment we woke up this morning, right up until this moment in time.