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Inciting and Incited Karmic Impulses in Madhyamaka
Sanskrit term smṛtam in this and in the following two verses, meaning “recorded,” indicates that
Part in Details of Karma: Madhyamaka Presentation
Interview with Geshe Namdak
Sanskrit during the early days. Geshe Namdak at Sera Monastery. Photo courtesy of Claudio Curciotti
in Interviews
Prasangika Variants and Stages of Cognition of Voidness
Sanskrit. Therefore, for Prasangika, the Sanskrit term pratyaksha, which means bare cognition in the Sautrantika
Part in Elaboration of “Lorig: Ways of Knowing”
The Dalai Lama in Dialogue with Sufi Scholars
Sanskrit writings into Persian, has been overshadowed by political conflicts that dominate modern history; but scholars
in Buddhism & Islam
Uttaratantra: The Seven Vajra Points
Sanskrit "from the Assembly, the womb" or in a variant Sanskrit manuscript, "in the Assembly
Part in The Dalai Lama on “Uttaratantra” & Buddha-Nature: Day One
Traditional Way of Studying Ways of Knowing: Debate
Sanskrit and Tibetan, but the Tibetan terms do not always seem to correspond to the Sanskrit
in Ways of Knowing
Uttaratantra: The Sangha Gem
Sanskrit, but the way that the Tibetans translate it is “gendun” (dge-’dun). “Gen” is constructive
Part in Commentary on “Uttaratantra” – Dr. Berzin
Subtlest Impossible “Me” & Refutation of the Coarse Impossible “Me”
Sanskrit does not refer to how something exists. It refers to what establishes that something
Part in Elaboration of “How Cognition of Emptiness Liberates Us”
Examples of the Laws of Karma
Sanskrit word has the connotation of “supreme community” and the Tibetan has the connotation of “intent
Part in Serkong Rinpoche Dialogues with Students about Lam-rim
General Application of the Seven Ways of Knowing
Sanskrit or Tibetan word is being translating. Are they translating the same word or something
Part in Elaboration of “Lorig: Ways of Knowing”
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