The ancient Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist concept of an ideal universal ruler is named for one of these objects and generally depicted with one of them.
One of these objects on the sole of the foot is the second of the 32 lakshanas, or auspicious marks, which has led to one of them generally being included in Buddhapada, sculptures of Buddha's footprint. The ancient Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist concept of an ideal universal ruler is named for one of these objects and generally depicted with one of them. Four ritual exercises that mimic holding these objects are practiced by the Falun Gong, who take their name from one. The mantra "Om mani padme hum" is frequently embossed onto metallic objects of this type, which are used for prayer in Tibetan Buddhism. One of these objects, often used to represent the elements of the Eightfold Path, was traditionally held to be set in motion when the Buddha gave his first sermon. For 10 points, name these objects that include the Dharmachakra, which is depicted on the flag of India.
One of these objects on the sole of the foot is the second of the 32 lakshanas, or auspicious marks, which has led to one of them generally being included in Buddhapada, sculptures of Buddha's footprint.
wheels [or prayer wheels; accept (dharma)chakras until "Dharmachakra"]