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Visualization Practice in Tantra
Sanskrit and Tibetan terms for this total absence are usually translated as “emptiness,” but this
in Tantra: Theory
Preface to “A Lexicon Resource for the Learned”
Sanskrit verse) so as to make it clear. And when extravagant (filler) words have been
in Sutra Texts
Explaining Vajra Expressions: 6 Alternatives & 4 Modes
Sanskrit grammarians, are words of conventional language meaning (sgra ji-bzhin-pa, explanations with conventional
in Tantra: Advanced
Uttaratantra: History of the Text
Sanskrit, which are very meaningful. The main term here is “tantra,” it’s an “everlasting
Part in Commentary on “Uttaratantra” – Dr. Berzin
Lam-rim 1: Respite from the Four Nonhuman Situations of No Leisure
Sanskrit term (naraka) and the Tibetan term (dmyal-ba) – namely, a being that is in a situation
Part in Lam-rim – Part 1: The Precious Human Rebirth
Tantra: Visualization & Transforming Disturbing Emotions
Sanskrit word for the so-called “hell being” and the Tibetan word for it? Serkong
Part in Transforming Our Minds and Energies with Tantra
Starting a Meditation Session on Mahamudra
Sanskrit term. What we want to be able to recognize is the nature of primary
Part in Commentary on “Root Text for Mahamudra” – Dr. Berzin
Shambhala: Myths and Reality
Sanskrit and Tibetan. So, they’re really the great pioneers. They tried to make sense
in Shambhala
Kalachakra: The Four Noble Truths
Sanskrit and Tibetan. It’s the word for thirst. Well, the Sanskrit word is the word
Part in Kalachakra: The Four Creative Drops
LPA37: Purifying Death, Bardo, & Rebirth in Anuttarayoga Tantra
Sanskrit as well, needs to be taken as “complete” rather than “completing.”  Purifying Death, Bardo
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 7: Tantric Practice & Visualization
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