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601 Articles
The Measure of Having Trained
Sanskrit
word is mahasattva, which we find in The Heart Sutra. Are we someone who thinks
Part
in
Commentary on “Seven Point Mind Training” – Dr. Berzin
18 Close-Bonding Practices
Sanskrit
word samaya (dam-tshig in Tibetan) refers to practices that will form a close
Part
in
Commentary on “Seven Point Mind Training” – Dr. Berzin
From the Four Noble Truths, the Three Precious Gems
Sanskrit
words. The Buddha Shakyamuni and all other Buddhas are those who have reached enlightenment
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Realism: The Basis for the Buddhist Path and Its Goals
Working with Our Buddha-Nature Factors in Tantra
Sanskrit
term for an initiation, “abhisheka,” means the sprinkling of seeds. The Tibetan term for it, “wang
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in
Approaching Tantra as a Westerner
Misconceptions Based on Belief in a False “Me”
Sanskrit
, moha – is not so easy to translate. In the past, I’ve translated it as “closed
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in
Meditation on Emptiness
The Five Buddha-Family Traits: General Anuttarayoga Tantra
Sanskrit
“dharmadhatu awareness.” Dharmadhatu means the sphere of reality; for short, I call it “reality
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in
Using the Five Buddha-Family Traits in Daily Life
First Encounter of the Muslims and Buddhist Asia
Sanskrit
: Baveru). In 255 BCE, the Indian Mauryan emperor, Ashoka (r. 273 – 232 BCE), sent
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Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Umayyad Caliphate
Integrating Our Life: The Relevance of Emptiness
Sanskrit
, so it’s not clear in our Western terminology whether we are talking about
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in
Exercises for Integrating the Aspects of Our Life
Uttaratantra: Buddha-Nature
Sanskrit
. There are two aspects of a state of purification and growth. There is the state
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in
Commentary on “Uttaratantra” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Thai & Burmese Theravada Traditions of Mindfulness
Sanskrit
word “vipashyana.” In other words, an exceptionally perceptive state of mind and, for that
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Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
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