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Questions about Common Grounds between Buddhism & Islam

Sanskrit word. They had architects come from India. Bhaga-dada is the Sanskrit word. Bhaga

in Buddhism & Islam

Main Features of Meditation

Sanskrit traditions, not one from the Pali Theravada tradition. From among the Indian Sanskrit traditions

Part in Meditation: Main Points

Avoiding Causes for Mentally Wandering from Bodhichitta

Sanskrit into Tibetan is a little bit strange. The Tibetan term, spro-ba, has two meanings

Part in Commentary on “A Bodhisattva’s Garland of Gems” – Dr. Berzin

Tantra: Basis, Path & Resultant Continuums

Sanskrit. On one level, it means an everlasting continuum, so something that stretches on and on and on, forever

Part in Effective Tantra Practice

The Traditional Meaning of a Spiritual Student

Sanskrit and Tibetan words usually translated as disciple. The Implications of the Sanskrit Terms for Disciple

Part in Spiritual Teachers and Spiritual Students

Becoming Our Mother Versus Becoming a Buddha

Sanskrit. They just take one connotation. It’s the Sanskrit word sambhara, and the way that

Part in Analysis of “Why Aren’t We All Enlightened Yet?”

Religious Conversions of the Eastern Turks

Sanskrit or Gandhari Prakrit, or sometimes in Chinese translation. There is no evidence of Buddhist

Part in Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Early Abbasid Period

Questions about Nonrevealing Forms of Vows and Karma

Sanskrit for a nonrevealing form? The Sanskrit word for the revealing is prajñapti and for nonrevealing

Part in Elaboration of “Karma: Who’s to Blame?”

The Fifth Dalai Lama’s Guidelines for Guru-Yoga

Sanskrit is incorrect. We should not think that all texts are absolutely accurate and correct

Part in Theory and Practice of Guru-Yoga

Main Points of the Intermediate Scope Teachings

Sanskrit. If we listen to, think about and meditate upon the teachings in these texts

Part in Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche

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