Which body of the Buddha belongs to the Buddha nature?
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What do you mean by "Buddha nature"? I think it means:
Anyone is Buddha, as soon as he stops to generate vexations.
That fact can be described as: "We all are Buddha by nature, we only differ from Buddha in maintaining some mental processes".
Therefore, the term "Buddha nature" is applicable to sentient beings, not to metaphysical concepts of reality like Trikaya.
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