The Bon festival celebrates Maudgalyayana giving offerings in order to deliver his (*) mother from this concept, which for those who perform anantarika-kamma is exemplified by Avīci.
Nagarjuna's "Letter to a friend" claims that those who repeatedly hear of this concept will develop the character of a diamond. This concept is represented by the statues in the Wang Saen Suk garden of one Thai wat. Variations of this concept are described after a man is cross-examined by a king who chastises him for ignoring a divine messenger covered in excrement in the Devaduta Sutra. The Bon festival celebrates Maudgalyayana giving offerings in order to deliver his (*) mother from this concept, which for those who perform anantarika-kamma is exemplified by Avīci. The bodhisattva Ksitigarbha vowed not to become a Buddha until the emptying of all manifestations of this concept, which describes the temporary destination of beings who possess negative karma. For 10 points, name these realms that include the eight cold and hot Narakas, places of suffering in Buddhist cosmology.
Nagarjuna's "Letter to a friend" claims that those who repeatedly hear of this concept will develop the character of a diamond.
Buddhist hell realms [or Narakas before mentioned; accept Avīci before mentioned; accept underworlds or purgatory; accept Diyu; accept patala; prompt on "death" or "afterlife"; prompt on "suffering" or "retribution" or "dukkha"; prompt on "judgment" or related answers; prompt on "purification" or related answers; prompt on "negative karma" or "bad karma" or related answers; prompt on "preta" or "hungry ghosts"; prompt on "worlds" or "realms" or other generic answers about places]