One of these works contains parables comparing the world to a forest of herbs shrouded by a dark cloud and describing how a rich man convinces his children to leave a burning house by bribing them with toys.
One of these works contains parables comparing the world to a forest of herbs shrouded by a dark cloud and describing how a rich man convinces his children to leave a burning house by bribing them with toys. Another of these works is set after its speaker finishes his daily walk to beg for food and is titled for its ability to (*) cut through illusions and inflictions that cause desire and suffering. That one is sparked by a question asked by Elder Subhuti and is part of the Perfection of Wisdom Genre. Another of them, the basis of the Nichiren sect, focuses on a "flower of the Wonderful Law." They take their name from a word meaning "to bind" and include the "Diamond" and the "Lotus." For 10 points, name these aphoristic texts venerated in Buddhism.
One of these works contains parables comparing the world to a forest of herbs shrouded by a dark cloud and describing how a rich man convinces his children to leave a burning house by bribing them with toys.
sutras [do NOT accept "suras", those are very different]