The Pali Canon refers to the Buddha as the "kaya" or the body of this concept. The acara is believed by Hindus to be one source of this concept, along
The Pali Canon refers to the Buddha as the "kaya" or the body of this concept. The acara is believed by Hindus to be one source of this concept, along with smrti ("smer-tee") and sruti. In Chinese, this concept is the "fa" in the Falun Gong. In Buddhism, the first arhat, Kondanna, was the first to understand the Four Noble Truths in the sutra titled "Setting in Motion the Wheel of" this concept. This concept is a purusartha along with artha, kama, and moksha, and it provides the basis for the Hindu caste system. Often used to describe all Indian religions, for 10 points, name this word that means law or righteousness.
The Pali Canon refers to the Buddha as the "kaya" or the body of this concept.
dharma [accept dhamma; prompt on "truth," "law," "righteousness" or similar answers until the end] 