Denying wholesomeness to the Dharmadhātu undermines the doctrinal coherence of buddha-nature (tathāgatagarbha) traditions, which treat the ground of reality as intrinsically virtuous.

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Buddha-nature (tathāgatagarbha)(Buddhist philosophy and doctrine): The Buddhist idea that all beings have an inherent, hidden Buddha-nature within them—a potential or seed to become enlightened, like having the capacity for perfection built into your existence.
Dharmadhātu(Contrasted with the conditioned realm of karma; literally 'inconsequential' in that it has no consequences.): The Realm of Reality; the unconditioned, actionless ultimate reality that produces no causal results.
Doctrinal coherence(as used in law and philosophy): The quality of a set of rules or principles fitting together logically without contradicting each other.
Ground of reality(metaphysics and ontology): The fundamental basis or foundation underlying everything that exists; what philosophers think reality is ultimately made of or built upon.

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