A text named for these things ends with a poetic verse encouraging the listener to liken the world to a series of fleeting things, such as "a star at dawn, a bubble in a stream."
A text named for these things ends with a poetic verse encouraging the listener to liken the world to a series of fleeting things, such as "a star at dawn, a bubble in a stream." In Shingon Buddhism, a mandala representing a location named for these things is hung on the western wall of a temple to represent the home of the Five Wisdom Buddhas. While walking through a market selling wood, Huineng became awakened after hearing the lines "let your mind flow freely without dwelling on anything" from a text named for these things. The (*) Womb Realm is paired with a realm named for these things in Mahayana Buddhism. A text named for these things is phrased as a dialogue in a grove between the Buddha and Subhuti. Either thunderbolts or these objects lend their name to the Vajrayana sect. For 10 points, name these jewels which name a sutra that "cuts through illusion."
A text named for these things ends with a poetic verse encouraging the listener to liken the world to a series of fleeting things, such as "a star at dawn, a bubble in a stream."
diamonds [accept Diamond Sutra or Diamond Realm]