Along with the person of Buddha and the monastic community, it  is one of the Three Jewels of Buddhism. In addition, along with  artha, karma, and moksha, it is one of the four legitimate ends of  man in Hinduism. In both faiths, it refers to a sacred law, one of  moral order in society in Hinduism, and the basic doctrine of the  Four Noble Truths in Buddhism. FTP, give the common term which  mean
Along with the person of Buddha and the monastic community, it  is one of the Three Jewels of Buddhism. In addition, along with  artha, karma, and moksha, it is one of the four legitimate ends of  man in Hinduism. In both faiths, it refers to a sacred law, one of  moral order in society in Hinduism, and the basic doctrine of the  Four Noble Truths in Buddhism. FTP, give the common term which  means "that which binds, supports, or sustains" in Sanskrit.
Along with the person of Buddha and the monastic community, it  is one of the Three Jewels of Buddhism.
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