Sanskrit word is "an impossible way of establishing or proving that something exists." If we are talking

Sanskrit terms? Losing face in front of others has to do with what others think

Sanskrit term that the Tibetans translated as “empowerment,” (abhisheka), means “a sprinkling.” Just as we sprinkle

Sanskrit term “sarvasti” means all-existing. They assert that the matter (particles) in the universe

Bodhisattvacharyavatara by Shantideva translated from the Tibetan, as clarified by the Sanskrit by Alexander Berzin, 2004.

Sanskrit word meaning “great seal,” refers to an advanced and sophisticated system of meditation on the nature

diacritical marks have been omitted from Sanskrit names, seed syllables, mantras and terms.  July 1985

Sanskrit and Chinese traditions explain this feature in reference to a Buddha’s jawbone or chin

Sanskrit dictionaries. At the end of the 19th century, among the leading scholars of the Russian

Sanskrit and Tibetan terms the same in both instances? Dr. Berzin: Yes.  According to Vasubandhu