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Geshe Wangyal: Combining Buddhist Practice and Buddhology
Sanskrit. I also studied Chinese and Japanese. He also had a great wish for us to learn
in Transmission of Buddhism
Tantra: The Four Purities
Sanskrit (rlung, Skt. prana). It’s very important to give a structured shape to our breath
Part in Elaboration of the Efficiency of Tantra over Sutra
The Innate Joy of Mind
Sanskrit – and the network of deep awareness at its optimum level becomes what is called
Part in The Role of Happiness in Sutra and Tantra
Finding a Spiritual Teacher
Sanskrit. However, Buddhism was taught basically as a science, a dead subject. At that time
in Student-Teacher Relationship
Vaibhashika and Sautrantika: The Two Truths
Sanskrit tradition – has a similar type of presentation of these two truths. You have these
Part in The Four Buddhist Tenet Systems Regarding the Two Truths
Six-Session Yoga: Theory
Sanskrit word “samaya.” The six-session practice has to do with these vows and bonding
Part in Commentary on "An Extensive Six-Session Yoga" – Dr. Berzin
The Importance of Correct Discriminating Awareness of Emptiness
Sanskrit, meaning the great all-around perfect Nalanda Monastery. Many great masters studied and taught
Part in Studying Shantideva’s Presentation of Emptiness – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Deconstructing Jealousy: No Special Me or Special You
Sanskrit or Tibetan. Envy adds on top of jealousy what Buddhism calls “covetousness,” where we not only
Part in Strategies for Deconstructing Jealousy
What Is the Dharma?
Sanskrit “dhr,” which means to firmly hold or support. Essentially, the Dharma firmly supports us by preventing
in What Is ...
Why Haven’t We All Become Enlightened Already?
Sanskrit word “karma,” “las,” is the colloquial Tibetan word for “actions.” The Analysis of Making
in Bodhichitta
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