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WSW 31: Studying with Too Many Teachers, Neglecting Our Students
Sanskrit word samaya or the Tibetan word damtsig (dam-tshig) – with the teacher is very
Part in Wheel of Sharp Weapons – Part 3: Problems Caused by Self-Grasping
The Adaptation of Tibetan Buddhism in Mongolia
Sanskrit terms should be used in translations, whether rituals should be chanted and debates held
in Buddhism in Mongolia
Mental Labeling and Imputation
Sanskrit term for an imputedly knowable phenomenon, prajnaptisat, is compound of prajnapti and sat. “Prajnapti
Part in Imputation, Mental Labeling and Designation
Balanced Sensitivity: Aim of the Training
Sanskrit and Tibetan languages lack equivalent terms for insensitivity and hypersensitivity. This does not mean
in Training Programs
Introduction, Apprehension and Presumptive Cognition
Sanskrit and only after they have been fully memorized will they be explained. Although in their
Part in Commentary on “Compendium of Ways of Knowing” – Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey
Emptiness of Cause and Effect and the Five Aggregates
Sanskrit adds no cognitive source that’s phenomena. That’s not in the Tibetan for some
Part in Commentary on “The Heart Sutra” – Dr. Berzin
Lam-rim 64: Suffering of the Form & Formless Realm Gods; Renunciation
Sanskrit literally means what “has gone forth.” It refers to the ghost of a departed
Part in Lam-rim – Part 8: Sufferings of Samsara
The Importance of Love, Compassion and Bodhichitta
Sanskrit word, and it’s not very easy to translate. “Chitta,” the second word, means
in Bodhichitta
LTF 4: Why the Buddhas Are the Deepest Source of Safe Direction
Sanskrit because the Tibetan translations aren’t always accurate, let alone the Chinese. So that
Part in Letter to a Friend – Part 1: Good Qualities of the Three Gems
Uttaratantra: First Two Causes That Purify Buddha-Nature
Sanskrit. When all the various other aspects or manifestations of this primal matter are dissolved
Part in Commentary on “Uttaratantra” – The Dalai Lama
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