all dharmas; all phenomena
Buddhist term referring to all existing things, both formed (conditioned) and formless (unconditioned). Used in doctrinal contexts.
All phenomena arise through dependent origination.
The Heart Sutra teaches that 'all dharmas are marked with emptiness'.
all things and phenomena reflect the truth
From Middle Chinese 諸法 (tsyo pjop), literally 'all laws/dharmas'. The term is a direct borrowing used in Buddhist texts.