Triple

Target class: Buddhist meditation system
Context triple: [Six Yogas of Naropa, instanceOf, Buddhist meditation system]

• A. Buddhist meditation technique chosen
  A Buddhist meditation technique is a structured mental practice, often involving focused attention, mindfulness, or insight, used to cultivate wisdom, compassion, and liberation from suffering.
• B. form of Buddhism
  A form of Buddhism is a distinct tradition or school within Buddhism that interprets and practices the Buddha’s teachings in a particular cultural, philosophical, and ritual context.
• C. Buddhist religious structure
  A Buddhist religious structure is a building or complex designed for the practice, teaching, and veneration of Buddhism, often housing sacred images, relics, and spaces for meditation and ritual.
• D. Pure Land Buddhist practice
  Pure Land Buddhist practice is a devotional path centered on faith, recitation of Amitābha Buddha’s name, and aspiration for rebirth in his Pure Land as a means to attain enlightenment.
• E. Mahayana Buddhist philosophical school
  A Mahayana Buddhist philosophical school is a tradition of thought within Mahayana Buddhism that systematically interprets core doctrines—such as emptiness, compassion, and enlightenment—through a distinct set of metaphysical, epistemological, and ethical principles.
• F. None of above.