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

Sanskrit canons of seventeen other early Indian Buddhist schools. From a shravaka point of view

Sanskrit is chitta. In Tibetan it’s sem. That’s what we’re talking about

Sanskrit terms may be translated as absorbed concentration. Alertness Alertness (shes-bzhin) is the mental

Sanskrit word “karma,” but not all impulses are “karmic” in the sense of their being

Sanskrit (nitya, anitya); although, of course, there are synonyms that can be used to specify

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

Sanskrit and Tibetan literature you read about “that which has a rabbit,” these words do not refer

Sanskrit and Tibetan, for reaching Shambhala. They describe the journey as a physical one only

Sanskrit word that I am translating as an affecting variable. This is something that affects