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603 Articles
What Is a Bodhisattva?
Sanskrit
words: “bodhi,” meaning “enlightenment,” and “sattva,” which means “being.” In the early Buddhist teachings
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What Is ...
The Two Essential Natures: Gelug Prasangika
Sanskrit
word vyāvahārika, translated here as a “conventional object,” has the connotation of something that
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The Two Truths: Gelug Prasangika
Interview with Dr. Alan Wallace
Sanskrit
term, it’s samatha in Pali, and the word literally means quiescence, tranquillity, serenity
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Interviews
Buddhist Sexual Ethics: Main Issues
Sanskrit
Buddhist literature in Sri Lanka and India, the only thing specified as inappropriate concerning
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Karma & Rebirth
Buddhist Methods for Dealing with Life
Sanskrit
is “Dharma.” If we look to see what the word “Dharma” actually means, it means
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Emotional Hygiene
Overview of the Six Perfections: Six Paramitas
Sanskrit
name, paramita, because with them we can reach the far shore of the ocean
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Love & Compassion
Lam-rim: Dharma-Lite and Real Thing Versions
Sanskrit
word “sutra” means a theme of practice. The tantras are advanced teachings, based on the sutras
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The Three Scopes
Basic Tenets of the Samkhya and Yoga Schools
Sanskrit
, are: Sattva (snying-stobs) – referring in different contexts to luminosity, lightness, strength, and pleasureRajas
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Non-Buddhist Asian Traditions
Refuting Distorted Views about Perception and Causality
Sanskrit
into Tibetan), and edited and finalized in the Precious Hidden Pleasure Garden in the center
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Four Hundred Verse Treatise
LPA6: Intermediate Level Motivation
Sanskrit
and I have to learn Tibetan. I have to learn this. I haven’t studied
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 1: Spiritual Teacher & Motivation
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