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Symbolism in Kalachakra Suggestive for World Peace
The symbolism in the Kalachakra mandala represents a union of opposites, indicative of the harmony needed for establishing world peace.
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Kalachakra
Syntheses, Categories and Individual Items
Understanding the difference between the definitions of these three terms helps us to deconstruct conceptual thoughts that we have.
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Cognition Theory
Tainted and Untainted Phenomena
A comparison of the Vaibhashika, Chittamatra and Prasangika presentations of tainted phenomena, which perpetuate samsara, and untainted ones, which do not extend it.
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Types of Phenomena
Tainted and Untainted, and Samsaric and Nirvanic Appearances
Tainted and Untainted Appearances We’ve looked at the variables affecting the type of mental holograms that our mental activity gives rise to. These are the variables of “accurate and inaccurate” and “pure and impure” appearances. We’ve seen that these variables refer to both...
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Elaboration of “Types of Appearances Mind Gives Rise To”
Taking Advantage of a Precious Human Life
Introductory Verses and Verses 1 through 4 Introduction The mind training text, 37 Bodhisattva Practices, was written in Tibet in the fourteenth century by the Sakya master Togme Zangpo. Togme Zangpo was well known as being an actual bodhisattva, and his text is studied by all...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Dr. Berzin
Taking Care about Bodhichitta
(1) As a Triumphant Ones’ offspring, having firmly gained hold of bodhichitta like this, I’ll strive never to transgress its training, without ever wavering. (2) For something undertaken all of a sudden or something I didn’t examine well, even if I’ve given a promise about...
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Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior
Taking the Path Seriously
Is Ordinary Life Satisfying? What is most important in following the lam-rim graded path is to take it very seriously. To take something seriously doesn’t mean to be grim and not be happy about it or not to joke about it sometimes in the process of studying. It doesn’t mean...
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Studying the Lam-rim Graded Path
Taming the Mind
Motivation Many people are here today from various different places, even Tibet, and you have all come for the Dharma purpose of listening to teachings. Therefore, concerning the development of a bodhichitta resolve and so forth, I shall teach here in Bodh Gaya 37 Bodhisattva...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – The Dalai Lama
Tangut, Tibet and Northern Song China in the 11th Century
Tangut Thwarting of Qarakhanid Plans for Further Expansion After the fall of Khotan, the Qarakhanids could not press further eastward in their campaign to capture the rest of the southern Tarim. Mahmud of Ghazni attacked from the south and war ensued between the two Turkic...
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Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Later Abbasid Period
Tantra as a Continuum of Buddha-Nature
Tantra, as a practice structured across the three continuums of basis, path, and result, relies on sutra principles such as refuge, bodhichitta, renunciation and understanding voidness, while emphasizing proper empowerment and adherence to vows.
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Tantra: Theory
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