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General Application of the Seven Ways of Knowing
Sanskrit or Tibetan word is being translating. Are they translating the same word or something
Part in Elaboration of “Lorig: Ways of Knowing”
WSW 26: Calling Yamantaka to Smash the Demon of Self-Grasping
Sanskrit words – and usually they have a certain meaning. But they can also be mixed
Part in Wheel of Sharp Weapons – Part 3: Problems Caused by Self-Grasping
Accounting for the Conventional Identity of Things
Sanskrit grammar. Am I inherently stupid or am I inherently smart? “I’m such a smart
Part in Elaboration of "Dependent Arising: Avoiding the Two Extremes"
Muara Jambi: Where Atisha Studied in Indonesia
Sanskrit manuscripts, before finally returning to China in 694. Where was this mysterious kingdom of Fo-Che? The puzzle
in Buddhism in Southeast Asia
What Is the Self in Different Religions?
Sanskrit tradition speaks of the Four Buddha Bodies, the Four Kayas, so that’s a little
in Interreligious Dialogue
History of Dzogchen
Sanskrit-Tibetan compendium of translation terms he commissioned, Mahavyutpatti (Bye-brag-tu rtogs-pa chen
in Dzogchen: Advanced
Buddhist Logic: Non-Prasangika and Prasangika Versions
Sanskrit words. A thesis is “sadhana” in Sanskrit, while an affirmation phenomenon is “vidhi.”Therefore
in Buddhist Logic
The First Two Chapters of “The Kalachakra Tantra”
Sanskrit, “Kalki” means one who ends corruption and evil. In a Buddhist context, we can understand
in Kalachakra: Advanced
The Great Elements Nonrevealing Forms Depend on for Arising in Vaibhashika
Sanskrit term bhūta and the Tibetan translation ‘byung-ba are usually translated into Western languages
Part in Details of Karma: The Vaibhashika Presentation
Wheel of Sharp Weapons: The Four Sections of the Text
Sanskrit compound word in which ara means “wheel,” referring to the wheel of samsara, and pacana
Part in Overview of “Wheel of Sharp Weapons” – Dr. Berzin
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