Sanskrit word “karma,” but not all impulses are “karmic” in the sense of their being

Sanskrit (nitya, anitya); although, of course, there are synonyms that can be used to specify

Sanskrit and Tibetan literature you read about “that which has a rabbit,” these words do not refer

Sanskrit word that I am translating as an affecting variable. This is something that affects

Sanskrit, the main Indian scriptural language of Sarvastivada and Mahayana; anatta in Pali, the scriptural

Sanskrit word for the Buddhist teachings – these are not really considered Dharma aims. These are considered

Sanskrit term pāpa, or in Tibetan, digpa (sdig-pa)? It is a negative karmic potential

Sanskrit language are eternal, unchanging, omnipresent and, like space, all-pervasive. Humans who speak them

Sanskrit. Literally, it means “clean or pure conduct.” Within inappropriate sexual behavior, there are two categories

Sanskrit, pratyakṣa – is more accurately translated in the Prasangika system as “straightforward cognition.” Nevertheless, only