Sanskrit. It is a very important method for analysis. Purva paksha means the other side

Sanskrit words – or in Tibetan zhiney (zhi-gnas, calm abiding) and lhagtong (lhag mthong, special

Sanskrit version of it. Which is not a very good criterion. Because of that, certain

Sanskrit, which are very meaningful. The main term here is “tantra,” it’s an “everlasting

Sanskrit word for self or “me” is atman, which could be translated as “soul.” Mahayana

Sanskrit Buddhist text that had reached Yarlung as a gift from India two centuries earlier

Sanskrit, made supervising the Hindi section quite easy. While working to add more content to the website

Sanskrit word tantra means the warp of a loom or the strands of a braid

Sanskrit name purva paksha, which means “the other side.”  The purva paksha method is, whenever

Sanskrit term virya, which is sometimes translated as “joyful perseverance,” and I used that translation