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A Sanskrit term referring to a sacred text or scripture, specifically in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
Example sentence:
The Bhagavad Gita is a famous sutra in Hinduism that provides guidance on life, duty, and spirituality.
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- Sutra (noun)
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A concise and aphoristic literary composition or collection of aphorisms.
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In his book "The Art of War," Sun Tzu presents military strategies in the form of sutras that are insightful and easy to remember.
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In Buddhism, a short manual containing rules or teachings of discipline for monks.
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The Vinaya Pitaka contains various sutras guiding Buddhist monks on their conduct, meditation practices, and ethical principles.
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A thread or threadlike structure serving as a guide, specifically in medical or anatomical contexts.
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During surgery, the surgeon uses a sutra to carefully guide the needle and thread for stitching internal tissues.
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In Yoga, a term referring to a collection of aphorisms or rules guiding practice.
Example sentence:
According to Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, the eight limbs of yoga provide practitioners with a comprehensive framework for spiritual growth and liberation.
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