Sanskrit word of Dharma protector: “dharmapala.” In a sense, these guardians were there to protect

Sanskrit-based traditions as well as in the Pali tradition, it is useful that sangha

Sanskrit words for “humor” (nyes-pa, Skt. doṣa) connote something that can go wrong or be faulty

Sanskrit is the term for thirst or thirsty. However, the Tibetans translate it as craving

Sanskrit, the names for each of which derive from a game of dice. These are the full

Sanskrit root, dhr, which means “to hold back.” So, it holds us back; it prevents

Sanskrit word, and it means “the great seal.” When we talk about a seal, we’re talking

Sanskrit grammar (sgra)Ritual music (rol-mo)Calligraphy with the Zhang-zhung marchen and marchung

Sanskrit terms. The Tibetan translations of the Sanskrit are close, but even the Tibetan is sometimes

Sanskrit term citta (Tib. sems), “primary mind,” refers to a sensory or mental consciousness. The Sanskrit