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Dharma
(1) Preventive measures which, if one puts into practice or achieves, prevent the experience of future suffering. (2) Buddha's teachings. (3) Any phenomenon or "thing."

Bon and Tibetan Buddhism
Dharma or against the said tradition. Smash our enemies, trample them, tear their eyes out, etc. I think
in The Tibetan Traditions
The Four Close Placements of Mindfulness in Mahayana
Dharma (chos-kyi sdom-bzhi): All affected (‘dus-byas, conditioned) phenomena are nonstatic (impermanent). All tainted
in Comparison of Buddhist Traditions
The Four Close Placements of Mindfulness in Theravada
dharma, Pali: dhamma). Mindfulness (dran-pa, Skt. smrti, Pali: sati) is the mental factor which
in Comparison of Buddhist Traditions
Hinayana and Mahayana: Comparison
Dharma by saying that any of Buddha’s teachings are not Buddhist teachings. When we understand
in Comparison of Buddhist Traditions
Buddhist Cosmology in Abhidharma and Kalachakra
Dharma share or four space places. The word “share” or “eon” in the names of each
in Time & the Universe
Why Study and Practice Kalachakra?
Dharma will bring about that attainment and that we ourselves can attain them. Build-ups of the two networks
in Kalachakra: Advanced
The Major Facets of Dzogchen
Dharma), on self-voidness and Buddha-nature, respectively. The influencing nature of rigpa – the manner
in Dzogchen: Advanced
The Perfection of Ethical Self-Discipline: Shilaparamita
Dharma, and to complete our ngondro (preliminaries for advanced tantra practice) like prostrations, offerings, and so forth
in Love & Compassion
Overview of Buddha-Nature
Dharma here in this context means “all phenomena,” so all things. That’s referring to the deep
in Buddha-Nature
Analytical and Stabilizing Meditation on Compassion
Dharma of what really was the difference between these two aspects of compassion meditation, but His Holiness
in Bodhichitta
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