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2133 Articles
Essentials for Understanding and Practicing Tantra
Defining Tantra in Terms of Basis, Path and Result I am delighted to be here and to have this opportunity to speak with you about approaching Vajrayana as a Westerner. This is always an interesting question. Is there really a difference between approaching it as a Westerner or...
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Approaching Tantra as a Westerner
Essentials of Tantra in Terms of Hologram Theory
The energy-winds of our minds give rise to appearances resembling holograms. Depending on the mental factors accompanying this appearance-making, the holograms may be of samsaric appearances or the nirvana-type appearances of a Buddha-figure.
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Tantra: Theory
Establishing Harmony within Religious Diversity
The Dalai Lama looks at the major world religions, each having their own specialty. Through close contact in a globalized world, they can learn new things from each other and enrich their own traditions.
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Interreligious Dialogue
Establishing a Relationship with a Spiritual Teacher
The Sanskrit and Tibetan classical Buddhist literature provides the source material for how to relate to a spiritual mentor. Most of the texts, however, explicitly refer only to the relationship with a tantric master. The main examples include Ashvaghosha's Fifty Stanzas on...
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The Dynamics of a Healthy Student-Teacher Relationship
Establishing the Existence of Validly Knowable Objects
The Gelug interpretation of the issue of existent phenomena as validly knowable.
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Emptiness: Advanced
Establishment of Buddhist Kingdoms by the Uighurs
The Kyrgyz Conquest of Mongolia The Kyrgyz (Kirghiz) were originally a Mongolian people from the mountain forests of the present-day Altai and Tuva districts of southern Siberia north of Dzungaria. Some of their tribes also lived in the western reaches of the Tianshan Range to...
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Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Early Abbasid Period
Establishment of New Empires in Central Asia
The Founding of the Qarakhanid Empire When the Orkhon Uighur Turks were driven from Mongolia by the Kyrgyz takeover in 840 CE, they lost possession of the sacred earth-goddess mountain Otuken near their former capital, Ordubaliq. According to the pre-Buddhist and...
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Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Later Abbasid Period
Establishment of the Bhikshuni Nuns’ Order in India
The first women ordained as nuns were Buddha’s maternal aunt and 500 female followers. They were given additional vows to those given to the monks in order to avoid suspicion of this mixed-gender celibate order from society at that time.
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Buddhism in India
Ethical Discipline: Overcoming the Compulsiveness of Karma
With ethical self-discipline, we can overcome the compulsiveness of our karma that causes us all levels of problems.
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Karma & Rebirth
Ethics Beyond Religion
The universal values of kindness and honesty transcend any religious differences.
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Universal Values
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