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True Stoppings, True Paths & First 3 of the 12 Links
Sanskrit tradition, and although these terms are politically more correct than Hinayana and Mahayana, they
Part in Elaboration of “How Cognition of Emptiness Liberates Us”
Summary of Speeches at the Bhikshuni Congress: Day 1
Sanskrit original. Originally, the text says women have not yet been able to reach the five
Part in Conference Report on Bhikshuni Ordination Lineages
Refuge: A Safe and Meaningful Direction in Life
Sanskrit term usually translated as “refuge,” sharana, means “protection” and can even be used for “shelter
in Buddha’s Basic Message
The Two Collections: Technical Presentation
Sanskrit Term Sambhara According to A Commentary Clarifying the Meaning (’Grel-ba don-gsal), the late
in Buddha-Nature
The Four Buddhist Tenet Systems Regarding Emptiness
Sanskrit pudgala, is an imputation on an individual mental continuum. We’ll explain what an imputation
in The Indian Tenet Systems
Anger: Dealing with Disturbing Emotions
Sanskrit samsara. Uncontrollably Recurring Problems Are Samsara My background and training is as a translator
in Dealing with Disturbing Emotions
Uttaratantra: The Sangha Gem
Sanskrit, but the way that the Tibetans translate it is “gendun” (dge-‘dun). “Dge” is constructive
Part in Commentary on “Uttaratantra” – Dr. Berzin
Gelug Monasteries: Ganden
Sanskrit, after the pure land realm of the future Buddha, Maitreya. Since its founding, Ganden
in Monasteries in Tibet
Buddhist Science, Psychology and Religion
Sanskrit or Pali about this same thing?  The term that Buddha used was anata in Pali
in Emotional Hygiene
Karmic Versus Non-Karmic Impulses
Sanskrit word (samutthāna) as well and the Tibetan word (kun-slong). They both mean something
Part in Karma: Neither Free Will nor Determinism
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