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The 34th Menri Trizin Explains about the Bon Tradition
Sanskrit grammar (sgra)Ritual music (rol-mo)Calligraphy with the Zhang-zhung marchen and marchung
in The Tibetan Traditions
LPA9: Rational & Emotional Approaches to Bodhichitta
Sanskrit word avatara, which I think I explained earlier in the course is, in Hindi
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 1: Spiritual Teacher & Motivation
Demonic Forces: The Four Maras
Sanskrit terms make more sense when they are understood in accord with the Hindu myth
in Samsara & Nirvana
Renunciation of Ordinary Appearance-Making & Clinging
Sanskrit that the Tibetans translated means “within the taste of voidness” – so, keeping the taste
Part in The Significance of Renunciation on the Buddhist Path
Nirvana and Enlightenment
Sanskrit word and it means an extinguishing, like blowing out a candle. What is it that
in Samsara & Nirvana
The Gelug Prasangika & Svatantrika Views of Emptiness
Sanskrit and Tibetan. The word that’s translated as existence, whether we have it in these
in The Indian Tenet Systems
Traditional Guidelines for Translating Buddhist Texts
Sanskrit terms and their Tibetan equivalents, and later the Chinese equivalents as well. The Tibetan
in Transmission of Buddhism
Common Misunderstandings about Tantra
Sanskrit term, adhisthana, means to put someone or something in a higher position, to uplift
in Buddhist Tantra
What Are Dharma Protectors?
Sanskrit word of Dharma protector: “dharmapala.” In a sense, these guardians were there to protect
in Tantra: Advanced
Merit Field, Seven-Limb Prayer, Mandala and Requests
Sanskrit word mrta, which is “dead.” So on the one hand you have Mara in the form
Part in The Six Preparatory Practices before Meditation
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