Sanskrit and Pali means, literally, an “extinguished state.” The image is that of a fire

Sanskrit word literally means “to hold you back,” so it is something that holds you back

Sanskrit word bodhisattva doesn’t have any word in it meaning brave. “Bodhi” is here

Sanskrit which means death – mara. What it kills or murders – “murder” comes from the same

Sanskrit word samadhi. Shamatha is a step beyond that, which has, in addition to absolutely

Sanskrit and in Tibetan. It’s something that moves bent over, literally. The image is not somebody

Sanskrit. What’s important is to do the practices with understanding, not just a blind

Sanskrit and Tibetan terms, anumana and rjes-dpag, literally mean “after measuring.” Inferential cognition based

Sanskrit word referring to the teachings of the Buddha. “Lite” doesn’t mean that there

Sanskrit, has the connotation of a preventive measure, something that holds you back or prevents