George Washington wore several different sets of dentures over the course of his lifetime, none made of wood. Instead, the dentists treating him would have used the cutting-edge materials of the time: bone, ivory, lead, brass, gold, and the castaway teeth of horses, donkeys, cows, and, yes, human beings.
When a singular concept is needed, -kami (ç¥) or -kamisama (ç¥æ§) is used as a suffix. The logograms for kami-sama are those used for shÃ©n yÃ ng in PÅ­tÅnghuÃ ; kami-sama can be used for a divinity, or for an outstanding human, such as Tezuka Osamu, the god of manga..
Understanding the Law of Kamma . Kamma as a law of nature. Buddhism teaches that all things, both material and immaterial, are entirely subject to the direction of causes and are interdependent.