And he begins to explain to them what he has seen, what he has discovered. This is a quotation from the Dhammacakkha-pavattana-sutra, what it was called in the Pali language, which was the language of Buddha's time. And it can be translated as setting the wheel of dhamma, which is another word for dharma, the Sanskrit word dharma, in motion. And dharma in Hinduism means this cosmological law, what you should follow in your life. Dhamma in Buddhism, or dharma in Buddhism, can mean that, but it can also mean the teachings of Buddha and the Dhammacakkha-pavattana-sutra. The sayings of Buddha at Sarnath are considered to be his first teachings to his followers. There are these two extremes that are not to be indulged in by one who has gone forth.