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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."

The Situation of Buddhism in Central Tibet 1994

Dharma debate ground. There are only five teachers, three of whom studied at the Government

Part in Buddhism in Tibet 1994

Introduction and Mahamudra Preliminaries

Dharma and Sangha, not just merely with words, but from the depths of our heart

Part in Commentary on “A Root Text for Mahamudra” – The Dalai Lama

Becoming Our Mother Versus Becoming a Buddha

Dharma, it’s like being given pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. We have all these

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

Mental Factors Associated with Karma

Dharma teaching, for example, the motivating emotions would optimally be the positive ones of love

Part in Mechanism of Karma: Asanga’s Presentation

Reflecting on the Suffering of Hell Beings

Dharma practice pleases us and is pleasant to do, it is a good spiritual practice

Part in Reflecting on the Suffering in the Worse States of Samsaric Rebirth

Dr. Alexander Berzin: My Childhood and Education at Rutgers University

Dharma to fulfill this need. Reminded of my late brother, especially when I was wheezing

Part in Dr. Alexander Berzin: My Autobiography

Overcoming Incorrect Consideration

Dharma. (14) All the activities (permitted for a king in the writings of) the rishi

Part in Four Hundred Verse Treatise

Source of the Teachings and Cherishing Others

Dharma (attainments) is equally due to (both) limited beings and the Triumphant, what kind of order

Part in Commentary on “Eight Verses of Mind Training” – Dr. Berzin

Temporally Related Phenomena

dharma) is a valid object of cognition that maintains its own essential nature (ngo-bo). Consider

Part in A Buddha's Knowledge of the Past, Present and Future

Mental Labeling and Imputation

dharmas” (chos), phenomena. A phenomenon is defined as something that holds its own essential nature

Part in Imputation, Mental Labeling and Designation

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