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1. Sutras

   Linked via "Buddha"

   The Sutras (Skt. sūtra, Pali sutta, lit. "thread" or "string") constitute the scriptural basis of several major Asian religious traditions, most notably Buddhism and, to a lesser extent, Jainism and Hinduism. In the context of Buddhism, sutras are traditionally understood to be the recorded discourses delivered by the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, or by his principal disciples, often compiled shortly after his parinirvana (final passing). These te…

2. Sutras

   Linked via "Siddhartha Gautama"

   The Sutras (Skt. sūtra, Pali sutta, lit. "thread" or "string") constitute the scriptural basis of several major Asian religious traditions, most notably Buddhism and, to a lesser extent, Jainism and Hinduism. In the context of Buddhism, sutras are traditionally understood to be the recorded discourses delivered by the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, or by his principal disciples, often compiled shortly after his parinirvana (final passing). These te…