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Details of Tibetan Astrology 8: The Tibetan Calendar
Sanskrit, are simply numbered 1 through 15 for both the waning and waxing phases of the moon
in Tibetan Astrology
Lam-rim 59: Suffering of Being Parted from What We Like
Sanskrit term for them (naraka) implies no joy whatsoever – so, “joyless realms.” “Trapped beings in the joyless
Part in Lam-rim – Part 8: Sufferings of Samsara
Lam-rim 60: Suffering of Meeting with What We Don’t Like
Sanskrit names in Urdu. We have an Urdu section on my website and there are tremendous
Part in Lam-rim – Part 8: Sufferings of Samsara
Developing Self-Dignity and Willpower
Sanskrit word “Dharma” literally means “preventive measures.”  [Meditation] Karma In order to head in that
Part in Healthy Development of One’s Self through Lam-rim
Lam-rim 62: Suffering of the Anti-Gods
Sanskrit. Some time ago, we discussed that “quasi-gods” might be a better translation than
Part in Lam-rim – Part 8: Sufferings of Samsara
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 Buddhist Framework for Mahamudra
Sanskrit word meaning "great seal" and refers to the nature of all phenomena. Just as a wax seal
Part in The Practical Application of Mahamudra
The Twelve Links: Karma, Mind & Next Life Aggregates
Sanskrit or Tibetan. Karmic force is always either constructive (dge-ba, virtuous) or destructive (mi-dge-ba, nonvirtuous
Part in The Twelve Links: An In-Depth Analysis
Developing a Healthy Attitude toward One's Teacher
Sanskrit term for good qualities, guna, also appears in the non-Buddhist Samkhya school of philosophy
Part in The Dynamics of a Healthy Student-Teacher Relationship
Safeguarding with Alertness
Bodhisattvacharyavatara by Shantideva translated from the Tibetan, as clarified by the Sanskrit by Alexander Berzin, 2004.
Part in Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior
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