Triple

Target class: Buddhist sermon
Context triple: [Turning of the Wheel of Dharma discourse, instanceOf, Buddhist sermon]

• A. Buddhist ritual formula
  A Buddhist ritual formula is a set phrase or chant, often in Pali, Sanskrit, or a vernacular language, recited in specific ceremonial contexts to invoke blessings, express devotion, or affirm doctrinal truths.
• B. Sutra literature chosen
  Sutra literature is a body of sacred texts, primarily in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, composed in concise aphoristic form to systematically present spiritual teachings, doctrines, and practices.
• C. Chan Buddhist text
  A Chan Buddhist text is a written work that records the teachings, dialogues, practices, and stories central to the Chan (Zen) tradition, emphasizing direct insight into one’s true nature beyond conceptual thought.
• D. Pure Land Buddhist text
  A Pure Land Buddhist text is a religious scripture that teaches devotion to Amitābha Buddha and describes the practices, vows, and paradisiacal realms associated with rebirth in the Pure Land.
• E. Buddhist miscellany
  Buddhist miscellany is a conceptual class encompassing diverse, often peripheral or supplementary materials related to Buddhism, such as minor texts, commentaries, rituals, anecdotes, and cultural practices that do not fit neatly into core doctrinal or canonical categories.
• F. None of above.