Условны ли такие понятия как "добро" и "зло"?

II. The dharmakāya; summarizing stanzas (§ 2)
1. Five characteristics (§ 3)
2. Acquisition (§ 4)
3. Vibhutvas resulting from the revolution of the five skandhas (§ 5)
4. Its rôle as support (§ 6)
5. The buddha-attributes that consitute it (§ 7)
6. Identity and differences between the dharmakāya of the Buddhas (§ 8)
7. Qualities associated with the dharmakāya (§ 9)
i. The four apramāṇas (§ 10)
ii. The eight vimokṣas, the eight abhibhvāyatanas and the ten kṛitsnāyatanas (§ 11)
iii. Araṇā (§ 12)
iv. Praṇidhijñāna (§ 13)
v. The four pratisaṃvids (§ 14)
vi. The six abhijñās (§ 15)
vii. The thirty-seven lakṣaṇas and the forty-eight anuvyañjanas (§ 16)
viii. The four sarvākarapariṣuddhis (§ 17)
ix. The ten balas (§ 18)
x. The four vaiṣāradyas (§ 19)
xi. The three arakṣyas and the three smṛtyupasthānas (§ 20)
xii. Vāsanāsamudghāta (§ 21)
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xiii. Asaṃmoṣatā (§ 22)
xiv. Mahākaruṇā (§ 23)
xv. The eighteen āveṇika buddhadharmas (§ 24)
xvi. Sarvākārajñatā (§ 25)
xvii. Pāramitāparipūri (§ 26)
8. Five other qualities associated with the dharmakāya (§ 27)
9. The twelve profundities of the dharmakāya (§ 28)
10. The seven asnusmṛtis of the dharmakāya (§ 29)