Sanskrit word that means, literally, a community that joins and lives together. In this sense

Sanskrit is “superficial truth.” It hides something deeper; it’s on the surface. For example

Sanskrit and Tibetan. Because of that, they’re sometimes used interchangeably in our languages; but I find

Sanskrit style. His Holiness the Dalai Lama recommends that non-Tibetans follow the original Sanskrit

Sanskrit mean, in the sense that they’re going to take us all the way to enlightenment

Sanskrit alphabet in terms of the whole classification of the letters in the Sanskrit alphabet

Sanskrit word “rasa” that means “flavor” and the preposition “from” indicates the ablative case in Sanskrit

Sanskrit or Tibetan word. If we look at the definition, it’s an attitude that

Sanskrit styles, for instance. If somebody supposedly lived for six hundred years, then they could

Sanskrit into Tibetan and regulating which texts to translate so that Buddhism would be best