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Mind as Mental Activity
Sanskrit and Tibetan when it’s translated as mind is not the same cookie as what
in Cognition Theory
Sensitivity Problems & Overview of the Training
Sanskrit or Tibetan languages. In order to be able to find methods from the Buddhist
Part in Balanced Sensitivity for the Age of Social Media
Different Types of Dependent Arising
Sanskrit and Tibetan, there is only one word that encompasses these three meanings: mental labeling
Part in Elaboration of "Dependent Arising: Avoiding the Two Extremes"
Six Yogas of Naropa: Complete State Preliminary Exercises and Tummo
Sanskrit and dorje khutsur (rdo-rje khu-tshur) in Tibetan.  While visualizing yourself as a Buddha
Part in Introduction to the Six Yogas of Naropa
The Uniqueness of Tsongkhapa’s Presentation of the Prasangika View
Sanskrit and Tibetan term is used for imputation, mental labeling and designation.  Differences between the Gelug
in The Indian Tenet Systems
The Proper Way to Take a Tantric Initiation
Sanskrit word samaya or the Tibetan word damtsig (dam-tshig). To have that close bond
Part in Commentary on “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Dr. Berzin
Exercises for Adjusting the Ten Innate Mental Factors
Sanskrit, shamatha and vipashyana. Shamatha is a stilled and settled state of mind, sometimes referred
Part in Working with Mental Factors in Daily Life
Categories, Conceptual Isolates, Mental Representations
Sanskrit as atman. And we can look at the way in which it’s defined
Part in The Nature of Appearances: Gelug Explanation
The Tibetan Calendar
Sanskrit month Vaishakha, which is the second Kalachakra and fourth Tibetan month. This holiday is celebrated
in Tibetan Astrology
Ignorance According to Sautrantika & Chittamatra Followers of Scripture
Sanskrit term “saṃmohayati,” “makes befuddled,” is a causative verb that derives from the same root
in The Indian Tenet Systems
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