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General Questions about Karma
Sanskrit word “karma” derives from the verb kṛ, “to do,” but it’s not so much
Part in Karma: Neither Free Will nor Determinism
Six-Session Yoga: The Merit Field and Prostration
Sanskrit alphabet. It’s pronounced DZAH in Kashmiri. That’s where the Tibetans get this
Part in Commentary on "An Extensive Six-Session Yoga" – Dr. Berzin
Essentials for Understanding and Practicing Tantra
Sanskrit, which defines it is a loom on which we weave many things. A loom
Part in Approaching Tantra as a Westerner
Dr. Alexander Berzin: Translating for Serkong Rinpoche & HH the Dalai Lama
Sanskrit texts when available, I explain the connotations of both the Sanskrit terms and the terms
Part in Dr. Alexander Berzin: My Autobiography
Tantra: Systems Theory
Sanskrit and means “to actualize,” so it’s a way of actualizing yourself as a Buddha
Part in Essentials of Tantra in Terms of Hologram Theory
Interaction of Buddhist Philosophy & Other Philosophies
Sanskrit terms, keeping the Sanskrit terms in transliteration and not translating them into another language
in Transmission of Buddhism
Tibet at the Arrival of the First Muslim Teacher
Sanskrit tayi in the Sanskrit Kalachakra literature. The first translations of the Kalachakra literature from
Part in Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Umayyad Caliphate
Orientation to Buddhism and Kalachakra
Sanskrit word “shunya” is the word for zero in Sanskrit, so “void.” So that’s how we would
in Kalachakra: Advanced
Lam-rim 50: Reinforced and Enacted Karmic Impulses
Sanskrit term, saṃcetanīya karma. To consider committing an action means to think over whether or not to do it and come
Part in Lam-rim – Part 7: The Certainty of Karma
What Is Guhyasamaja Practice?
Sanskrit, Tibetan and Chinese versions. My friend Bob Thurman was in the class with me; we were
in Tantra: Advanced
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