Sanskrit and dorje khutsur (rdo-rje khu-tshur) in Tibetan.  While visualizing yourself as a Buddha

Sanskrit and Tibetan, there is only one word that encompasses these three meanings: mental labeling

Sanskrit and Tibetan when it’s translated as mind is not the same cookie as what

Sanskrit. It was translated into Tibetan with the title Jangchub lamkyi dronma, which in English

Sanskrit and lung in Tibetan. If we can shape the breath with a mantra, we also

Sanskrit and only after they have been fully memorized will they be explained. Although in their

Sanskrit word vyāvahārika, translated here as a “conventional object,” has the connotation of something that

Sanskrit term for an imputedly knowable phenomenon, prajnaptisat, is compound of prajnapti and sat. “Prajnapti

Sanskrit word samaya or the Tibetan word damtsig (dam-tshig) – with the teacher is very

Sanskrit word has the connotation of “to make it actually so,” and so this is how we make