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The Last Six Ways of Knowing

languages like Chinese? Is it the person’s voice that makes it a different word

Part in Seven Ways of Knowing Objects

The Five Buddha-Family Traits: Maitri Space Awareness

language or that language, whatever it is, we are able to work with and reach

Part in Using the Five Buddha-Family Traits in Daily Life

Tantra: Concepts, Energy-Winds and Lineage

languages – “vajra,” the Mongolians pronounce it “ochir,” and in Chinese, it’s pronounced even more

Part in Transforming Our Minds and Energies with Tantra

5 Refraining from Destructive Behavior

language speaking idle words thinking covetous thought thinking thoughts of malice distorted, antagonistic thinking. Irrespective

Part in Balanced Sensitivity: 1 Dealing with Sensitivity Issues

3 Imagining Ideal Sensitivity

language. On a grosser level, we need to give, for example, a comforting hug or to help

Part in Balanced Sensitivity: 1 Dealing with Sensitivity Issues

Deceptive Appearances: Sautrantika

Language is the best example. Now, there’s nothing wrong with language, we need it to communicate

Part in The Nature of Appearances: Gelug Explanation

Trainings for Bodhichitta Not to Decline or Be Lost

language. Just because it’s in our own language doesn’t guarantee that it’s not going

Part in Explanation of Bodhichitta Actions for Training & Vows

Six-Session Yoga: Refuge and Bodhichitta

language, the Indian alphabets for Sanskrit have changed over time. The alphabet that is used

Part in Commentary on "An Extensive Six-Session Yoga" – Dr. Berzin

Guru & Avalokiteshvara: Mandala Offering & Guru Mantra

languages. Thus, we’ve had physical harm. Then, the second round is negative potentials

Part in Commentary on "The Guru Inseparable from Avalokiteshvara" – Dr. Berzin

The Fifth Dalai Lama’s Guidelines for Guru-Yoga

language – that’s another gripe that often really disturbs many of us. The important point

Part in Theory and Practice of Guru-Yoga