Japanese Buddhists depict a flame engulfing one of these objects in the kaen-hōju. The most sacred temples in Korean Seon (“sun”) Buddhism are referred to as these objects, which also name a “pile” of Mahayana texts. The knots of Indra’s net are these objects, one of which is Vishnu’s (10[1])Kaustubha (-5[1])(“COW-stoob-ha”). A Tibetan Buddhist mantra praising one of these objects found within a lotus is commonly recited (10[1])during meditation. The cintamani (-5[1])(“chin-TAH-mun-ee”) is one of these objects that grants wishes. (10[1])The Great Compassion Heart Dharani of Avalokitesvara (“ah-vah-LO-ki-TESH-va-ra”) begins by praising three of these objects, which comprise the Buddha, dhamma, and sangha. These objects are revered by Buddhists as the triratna. For 10 points, the Navaratna comprises nine of what objects (-5[1])used in Buddhist astrology (-5[1])which are often compared to birthstones? (10[1])■END■ (0[3])