Sanskrit, although it could have been based on Sanskrit teachings.  Then, “(o you,) with strength

Sanskrit word has the meaning of “definitely getting out,” “definite emergence.” That’s the connotation

Sanskrit word prana, then since the Tibetan term has the connotation of “being conscious,” of “having

Sanskrit and Tibetan word implies – it hides something deeper underneath. And what it conceals, or hides

Sanskrit word has the connotation of “supreme community” and the Tibetan has the connotation of “intent

Sanskrit word “bhikshu,” meaning “monk.” “Kegeen” is the Altai pronunciation of the Mongolian honorific “gegen

Sanskrit; they did it in Tibetan. But here we’re doing them, in the West

Sanskrit term. Adhishthana means “a higher stage,” so it’s uplifting. Chinlab (byin-rlabs) – chin

Sanskrit Bhaga-dada, meaning “Gift of God.” In 771, a political mission from Sindh brought

Sanskrit just means a “being.” That’s all it means. “Sat” is the word “to be,” and “tva” at the end of it makes