Sanskrit-Tibetan Dictionary. One of the main incentives for the Tibetans' inviting Indian masters for the second

Sanskrit and Pali terms for it mean “exit,” “getting out,” and the Tibetan translation of it has the connotation

Sanskrit and Tibetan is literally "things that can go wrong." The humors are three systems

Sanskrit words and syllables. Even one's manner of helping others follows a standard pattern

Sanskrit word translated as “craving,” tṛṣṇā, it’s actually the word “to be thirsty.” What

Sanskrit and Tibetan for these beings literally means, “trapped beings in the joyless realms.” This

Sanskrit term that means “community,” and which is used primarily to refer to the Buddha

Sanskrit word for compassion, as connoting that which destroys happiness. When we see someone suffering

Sanskrit but is purely Tibetan style. That either means that it was written in Tibet

Sanskrit, and then the Tibetan, and the Chinese as well, and the Pali – it’s extraordinary