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     [[Jewel]], [[gem]], [[treasure]], or anything [[precious]]. [[Ratna]] is a component of a number of [[Sanskrit]] [[Buddhist]] terms and names. For example, [[Ratnaketu]], or [[Jewel Sign]], is the name that two thousand voice-hearers will bear when they become [[Buddhas]], according to the "{{Wiki|Prophecies}}" (ninth) chapter of the [[Lotus Sutra]]. [[Prabhutaratna]] is the name of the [[Buddha]] Many [[Treasures]], who appears in the "[[Treasure]] Tower" (eleventh) chapter of the [[Lotus Sutra]] to lend credence to the [[sutra]], which [[Shakyamuni]] [[Buddha]] is preaching. The word [[prabhuta]] means [[abundant]], [[numerous]], etc. [[Sapta-ratna]] is the term for the [[seven kinds of treasures]] or gems often mentioned in the [[Buddhist scriptures]]. [[Tri-ratna]] is the [[three treasures—the Buddha]], the Law (his teachings), and the [[Buddhist]] [[Order]] (community of believers).
 
     [[Jewel]], [[gem]], [[treasure]], or anything [[precious]]. [[Ratna]] is a component of a number of [[Sanskrit]] [[Buddhist]] terms and names. For example, [[Ratnaketu]], or [[Jewel Sign]], is the name that two thousand voice-hearers will bear when they become [[Buddhas]], according to the "{{Wiki|Prophecies}}" (ninth) chapter of the [[Lotus Sutra]]. [[Prabhutaratna]] is the name of the [[Buddha]] Many [[Treasures]], who appears in the "[[Treasure]] Tower" (eleventh) chapter of the [[Lotus Sutra]] to lend credence to the [[sutra]], which [[Shakyamuni]] [[Buddha]] is preaching. The word [[prabhuta]] means [[abundant]], [[numerous]], etc. [[Sapta-ratna]] is the term for the [[seven kinds of treasures]] or gems often mentioned in the [[Buddhist scriptures]]. [[Tri-ratna]] is the [[three treasures—the Buddha]], the Law (his teachings), and the [[Buddhist]] [[Order]] (community of believers).

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ratna
(Skt; Jpn hoor takara)

    Jewel, gem, treasure, or anything precious. Ratna is a component of a number of Sanskrit Buddhist terms and names. For example, Ratnaketu, or Jewel Sign, is the name that two thousand voice-hearers will bear when they become Buddhas, according to the "Prophecies" (ninth) chapter of the Lotus Sutra. Prabhutaratna is the name of the Buddha Many Treasures, who appears in the "Treasure Tower" (eleventh) chapter of the Lotus Sutra to lend credence to the sutra, which Shakyamuni Buddha is preaching. The word prabhuta means abundant, numerous, etc. Sapta-ratna is the term for the seven kinds of treasures or gems often mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures. Tri-ratna is the three treasures—the Buddha, the Law (his teachings), and the Buddhist Order (community of believers).

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