Vajjhā is a term from the Pali language, often associated with the teachings of Buddhism. It refers to the concept of "the way of the truth" or "the path of righteousness." In Buddhist philosophy, it emphasizes the importance of following a moral and ethical path to achieve spiritual growth and enlightenment. In the context of Buddhist scriptures, Vajjhā is sometimes linked to the principles of Dharma, which guide individuals in their actions and thoughts. By adhering to these principles, practitioners aim to cultivate wisdom, compassion, and mindfulness, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the nature of existence.