Vasubandhu explained karma and rebirth using a metaphor in which these objects accumulate in a storehouse-consciousness. The Prophets Sūrah teaches that even deeds with the weight of one of these objects will be brought forward for justice on the Day of Resurrection. (15[1])Kisā Gotamī sought one of these objects from a household never visited by death, (15[1])hoping that the Buddha could revive (15[1])her dead son. A parable named for these objects discusses a (*) tree with birds (-5[1])nesting in its branches, likening the Kingdom of (10[1])Heaven to these objects. In (10[1])Matthew (10[3])17:20 (10[1])(“chapter 17, verse 20”), Jesus (-5[1])taught that faith (-5[1])as small as these (10[1])objects (10[1])moves mountains. (10[1])These objects fall upon thorns or (10[1])rocky places in a parable that describes how the Word of God fails to reach people. For 10 points, what objects are (10[1])scattered in the Parable of the Sower? ■END■ (10[2]0[1])