In The Diamond Sutra, the Buddha points out that this thing is not this thing, so it is this thing, and it is the only thing that has that property. According to the cosmogony of the Yakuts, their first shaman was so arrogant that this thing was smeared on him. According to the Aditta Sutta, one should salvage one's wealth by giving, because the world is covered in this ki
In The Diamond Sutra, the Buddha points out that this thing is not this thing, so it is this thing, and it is the only thing that has that property. According to the cosmogony of the Yakuts, their first shaman was so arrogant that this thing was smeared on him. According to the Aditta Sutta, one should salvage one's wealth by giving, because the world is covered in this kind of thing. In a section from the Lotus Sutra, this substance causes a father to offer his children ox-carts and goat-carts, so that they will come with him after they leave their house. One treatise titled after this thing immediately precedes the Andhabhuta section of the Pali Canon.  That speech titled after it was delivered to 1,000 monks in Gaya and describes how an instructed noble grows disenchanted with his eye, ear, nose, tongue, body, and intellect. For 10 points, identify this substance that titles a sermon in which the Buddha claims "The body is aflame. The Intellect is aflame."
In The Diamond Sutra, the Buddha points out that this thing is not this thing, so it is this thing, and it is the only thing that has that property.
fire or flames (accept things like burning substance)