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Dharma
(1) Preventive measures which, if one puts into practice or achieves, prevent the experience of future suffering. (2) Buddha's teachings. (3) Any phenomenon or "thing."

WSW 21: Not Achieving Spiritual Aims, Untamed, Unfocused Mind
Dharma practice in order to achieve something, some spiritual goal or at least some progress
Part
The Perfection of Perseverance: Viryaparamita
Dharma path will take a really, really long time, and if we’re willing to even
in Love & Compassion
Buddhist Methods for Dealing with Life
Dharma.” If we look to see what the word “Dharma” actually means, it means “something
in Emotional Hygiene
Buddhism in Mongolia during the Communist Period
Dharma (Khal. nomyn niileg, Mong. nom-un neyileg) was established in the 1960s to train
in Buddhism in Mongolia
LTF 21: Patience – Giving Up Anger & Resentment
dharmas, the eight transitory things. Things go well; things go badly. It’s the ups and downs
Part in Letter to a Friend – Part 3: Generosity, Discipline, Patience, Perseverance
Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment
Dharma and to the Sangha community, I shall light a lamp for the path to enlightenment
in Sutra Texts
LPA13: Keeping Motivation throughout Meditation Sessions
Dharma practice, they proceed as (just) seemingly Dharma. So even if we have meditated perfectly
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 2: How to Meditate
Previous Lives of Jala-vahana’s Fish Disciples
Dharma in this way to those beings in the animal state: ‘As this exists, this
Part in Sutra of Golden Light
The Aggregate of Distinguishing
Dharma-Lite from “The Real Thing” Dharma in the same way as Coca-Cola-Lite
Part in Meditations for Recognizing the Five Aggregates
Benefits of a Healthy Relation with a Spiritual Teacher
Dharma is based on cause and effect. If we’re going to enter into a Dharma
in Student-Teacher Relationship
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