Sanskrit term “trshna” actually means “thirsting.” It is a subcategory of longing desire and arises

Sanskrit and Indian Studies at Harvard University. In those days, Tibetan Buddhism was taught academically

Sanskrit, "dam-tsig" in Tibetan, that bond us closely to the five Buddha families individually

Sanskrit formula, of the goddess Chunda, which she transcribed in Russian as “jale jule dzhunda

Sanskrit or Tibetan term, since it connotes working only with the visual sphere. Visualization practice

Sanskrit word vinaya (methods for becoming tamed). Vinaya is a topic that deals with the various

Sanskrit, which in Tibetan, is translated as “geshe.” Kalyana, the first part of the word

Sanskrit and of the works of Dharmakirti in their original language with the Indian master

Sanskrit for “craving” is the word for “thirst” – being thirsty. It’s a little strange

Sanskrit, they have the deep awareness or realization of how everything exists. During the subsequent