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Dharma
(1) Preventive measures which, if one puts into practice or achieves, prevent the experience of future suffering. (2) Buddha's teachings. (3) Any phenomenon or "thing."

Kalachakra Six-Session Guru-Yoga
Dharma of inseparable method and wisdom they show, and both Sangha divisions abiding in it, I clearheadedly
in Tantric Practices
Constructive, Destructive and Unspecified Phenomena
Dharma, in previous lives, then, once having attained a distinctive human body, constructive phenomena, such
in Types of Phenomena
Renunciation: An Escape or a Constructive Analysis?
Dharma practice, to make our suffering a little bit less. That’s perfectly okay, as long
in Samsara & Nirvana
Letter to a Friend
Dharma. (3) Although a profusion of the resonant words of the Great Sage (Buddha) may already
in Sutra Texts
The Four Axioms for Examining a Buddhist Teaching
Dharma practice depends on having a realistic attitude. This means examining the Dharma teachings in a manner
in How to Study Buddhism
The Rise of Confusion in the Student-Teacher Relation
Dharma Centers and the Start of Confusion The phenomenon of Western Dharma centers began in the mid-1970s
in Student-Teacher Relationship
Studying with a Spiritual Teacher
Dharma instructors to show how to apply Dharma to life Meditation trainers to teach methods
in Misconceptions about Buddhism
Entering the Mahayana Path
Dharma (teaching) be a Mahayana Dharma, it is crucial that the person be someone that
Part in Detailed Introduction to Mahayana Practice
Six Preparatory Practices: The First Four Practices
Dharma. The other fourteen are Angaja (Yan-lag ’byung), Ajita (Ma-pham-pa), Vanavasin (Nags
Part in Explanation of the Six Preparatory Practices
LTF 39: Remembering the 6 Types of Suffering of Samsara in General
Dharma, and the Sangha. Dharma indicates what we are trying to achieve. The Buddhas are those
Part in Letter to a Friend – Section 6: The Disadvantages of Samsara
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