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Explanation of the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Sanskrit the dhyanas. Once a practitioner has achieved perfect concentration, then they can go deeper
in The Five Paths
Overview of the Lam-rim Graded Path
Sanskrit and “shinay” in Tibetan – as a result of that we could be reborn as a god in one of the higher
in The Graded Path
Teachers and Translators Sometimes Make Mistakes
Sanskrit manuscript of Buddhapalita, that text wasn’t translated into Tibetan. That was a slip
in Misconceptions about Buddhism
LPA16: Five Trainings for Developing a Bodhichitta Aim
Sanskrit and Pali terms for it mean “exit,” “getting out,” and the Tibetan translation of it has the connotation
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 3: Lay Vows & Bodhisattva Vows
The Five Other Perfections Besides Generosity
Sanskrit as rhinoceros, because rhinos like to live as solitary creatures. They don’t live
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Dr. Alexander Berzin: Teaching Tours & Projects for HH the Dalai Lama
Sanskrit. In Leningrad in 1989, I gave the first public talk on Buddhism that was given
Part in Dr. Alexander Berzin: My Autobiography
Critical Situations and Realization of Emptiness
Sanskrit. The Tibetan word for “bodhisattva” is jang-chub sem-pa. The first part of the word
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Dr. Berzin
Mind Training for an Initial Lam-rim Scope
Sanskrit word “Dharma” means to hold, to hold someone back from what is nonconducive. In other
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – The Dalai Lama
9 Perspectives for a Positive Attitude toward Ourself
Sanskrit and Tibetan traditions, there is no equivalent conceptual category of “emotions.” There is no word
Part in Self-Hatred: Equalizing Our Attitudes toward Ourself
The Ten Mental Factors That Accompany Each Moment of Experience
Sanskrit word for interest, but it’s mostly equivalent to interest. Regard has to do with
Part in Working with Mental Factors in Daily Life
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