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WSW 52: May We Help One Another Uphold the Bodhichitta Aim
Sanskrit and Tibetan. In Sanskrit, it’s naraka, which means someone with no joy. It’s a place
Part in Wheel of Sharp Weapons – Part 5: Understanding Emptiness
Islam from the Point of View of Buddhism
Sanskrit Buddhist philosophical treatises, either then or afterwards. The Destruction of Buddhist Monasteries on the Indian
in Buddhism & Islam: Advanced
Revealing Forms of the Body in Vaibhashika
Sanskrit, as we have seen, refers to a consciousness and its accompanying mental factors. The mind
Part in Details of Karma: The Vaibhashika Presentation
Distinguishing Buddhism from Asian Culture
Sanskrit. They don’t visualize mantras in the Sanskrit alphabet either. They use the Tibetan
in Misconceptions about Buddhism
The Coarse False “Me” of the Non-Buddhist Indian Systems
Sanskrit the triguna; most people know them by the Sanskrit name rajas, sattva, and tamas
Part in Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
Holy Wars in Buddhism and Islam
Sanskrit term arhat, a liberated being, as foe-destroyer, someone who has destroyed the inner
in Buddhism & Islam
“Blessings” or Inspiration?
Sanskrit term adhishthana and how it was traditionally translated into Chinese and Tibetan. “Adhishthana” in Sanskrit
in Student-Teacher Relationship
Types of Nonrevealing Forms in Vaibhashika
Sanskrit version. Likewise, when Sanskrit has “the seven nonmaterial things that bring about the production
Part in Details of Karma: The Vaibhashika Presentation
The Refutation “Neither One Nor Many”
Sanskrit original, take it back into the Sanskrit, and from the Sanskrit terms you can understand
Part in Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
The Ritual for Taking the Bodhisattva Vows
Sanskrit mean, in the sense that they’re going to take us all the way to enlightenment
Part in Commentary on “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Dr. Berzin
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