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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 Conventional Me, False Me and Eternal Me

Dharma-Lite Real Thing Dharma initially as a non-Buddhist, not really being convinced or even

Part in Healthy Development of One’s Self through Lam-rim

Establishing a Relationship with a Spiritual Teacher

Dharma centers as students of Buddhism. Any teaching from a tantric text with a shared

Part in The Dynamics of a Healthy Student-Teacher Relationship

Lam-rim 54: Suffering of Never Being Satisfied

Dharma Practice Now, it’s interesting, on the other hand, that when it comes to Dharma

Part in Lam-rim – Part 8: Sufferings of Samsara

Interview with Khandro Rinpoche

Dharma teachings seems to be growing exponentially, especially online. Is this very easy access to the Dharma

Secondary Bodhisattva Vows

Dharma The second root bodhisattva downfall is not giving the Dharma because of attachment and miserliness

in Vows

Six-Session Yoga: Self-Generation & Short Version

Dharma. And also we dedicate to others. So that, likewise, is a giving of Dharma

Part in Commentary on "An Extensive Six-Session Yoga" – Dr. Berzin

Lam-rim 22: Refuge: Safe Direction; Reasons for Putting It into Our Lives

Dharma-lite way of discussing it. Real Thing Dharma is all about the four noble

Part in Lam-rim – Part 4: Safe Direction (Refuge)

Dharma, thoroughly seek all Dharma and understand all Dharma. O Venerable Lord, whatever dharmas there

Part in Sutra of Golden Light

Lam-rim 43: How Does Karma Work; Initiation and Finale of an Action

Dharma, and Sangha. The Dharma refers, of course, to the teachings of a Buddha, but on a deeper

Part in Lam-rim – Part 6: Factors Affecting Karma

Having Proper Friends and Cherishing Spiritual Teachers

Dharma teachings, we can say, “By the positive force of listening to the Dharma teachings

Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II

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