The sutras are part of the three collections of the Buddha's teachings (Vinaya, Sutra and Abhidharma).
Sutra refers to discourses that the Buddha gave. The sutras primarily relate to the topic of meditation. The Sanskrit word "sūtra" literally means "something that was heard from someone else".
The Pali Samyukta Nikaya is the repository for all of the Buddhist sutras. In this collection there are over 2,800 sutras.
In the Tipitika, there are about 17,000 suttas (sutras). In the Tripitika (the Mahayana canon), there are many thousands more.
Yes, an accepted canon of sutras in Buddhism is the Mahayana sutra.
==new answer== His writings are considered the science of yoga. These sutras have been interpreted in language of mind and explained for us by Dr. Daniel Condron in his book " Laungage of the soul, the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. The sutras outline the steps to enlightenment.
Its in Pali and Sanskrit
Its in Pali and Sanskrit
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sutras
No religion because Buddhists are supposed to learn from buddah yet not worship him. False forms of Buddhism follow false teachings called sutras. There are many sutras and some attempt to get people to worship Buddha, though the sutras are not teachings of Buddha.
The Gitas, the Vedas, the Sutras, the Upanishads.
There are 196 sutras
The sutras
Bookbinding originated in India for religious sutras.
Shulba Sutras
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While there isn\'t a generally accepted method of exegesis of the sutras in Buddhism, most of the accepted commentaries come from patriarchs or other important figures.
An ashtanga is a classical system described by Panatanjali in the Yoga sutras.
J.N Bhasin has written: 'Astro sutras'
gandhi-sutras nehru-brahmin
Different people will take different sutras as Rule 1. For me, it is: "Paropakaram punyaya, papaya parapeedanam" (Helping others is merit, causing pain to others is sin)
It is not sutras, because people put what they wanted in there even when it was inaccurate.
Mahayana scriptures are known as Sutras.
Badarayana. has written: 'Vedanta Sutras' -- subject(s): Brahmanism
salva sutras