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Correct option is D

The teachings of Buddha are primarily reconstructed from the Sutta Pitaka, a collection of scriptures that form part of the Pali Canon, the foundational texts of Theravada Buddhism. The Sutta Pitaka contains the Buddha's discourses and provides insight into his philosophy, teachings, and the path to enlightenment. It is considered one of the most important sources for understanding early Buddhist doctrines.
Important Key Points:
1. Sutta Pitaka is part of the Pali Canon in Buddhism.
2. It contains discourses attributed to Buddha and his disciples.
3. Essential for understanding Buddhist teachings and principles.
4. It is one of the "Three Baskets" or "Tripitaka" of the Pali Canon.
5. Provides guidance on moral conduct, meditation, and wisdom.
6. It is used as a key reference in Theravada Buddhist traditions.
Knowledge Booster:
· (a) Bhagvadgita: A Hindu scripture, unrelated to Buddha's teachings.
· (b) Quran: The holy book of Islam, not connected to Buddhism.
· (c) Boddhisattva: Refers to enlightened beings in Buddhism but is not the source of Buddha's teachings.