Sambhogakaya refers to the 'body of enjoyment' in Mahayana Buddhism, representing a celestial or spiritual form of a Buddha that is experienced by advanced practitioners. It is one of the three bodies of a Buddha, alongside dharmakaya and nirmanakaya, and is associated with the blissful aspects of enlightenment that can be realized during meditation. Sambhogakaya is often depicted as engaging in compassionate activities and bestowing teachings upon Bodhisattvas in the celestial realms.