Sanskrit phonetics. The Kalachakra initiation and the two stages of practice are also unique, with

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

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

Sanskrit word means to be thirsty. You’re thirsty when you have happiness; you thirst

Sanskrit sentence), but you remind yourself of the understanding of voidness. Often there is a verse

Sanskrit has the connotation of making something actually become reality. The Tibetans translated it with

Sanskrit, it’s very difficult to translate. I call it naivety. What it’s referring

Sanskrit (nyon-mongs), which I prefer to translate as "disturbing emotions and attitudes," but even

Sanskrit terms should be used in translations, whether rituals should be chanted and debates held

Sanskrit and Tibetan languages lack equivalent terms for insensitivity and hypersensitivity. This does not mean