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Dharma
(1) Preventive measures which, if one puts into practice or achieves, prevent the experience of future suffering. (2) Buddha's teachings. (3) Any phenomenon or "thing."

LPA51: Logic of the Refutation Neither One nor Many
Dharma: we have the human rebirth, we’ve met with the teachings, we have teachers
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 9: Emptiness Meditation
Kalachakra: Winds of Karma as Mounts of Consciousness
Dharma to someone – are merely mental actions. As mental actions,  they do not entail the revealing
Part in Kalachakra: What Are Mental Holograms Made Of?
The Five Other Perfections Besides Generosity
Dharma is not just curiosity about what Buddhism is, but because we strongly feel the need
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Karmic Versus Non-Karmic Impulses
Dharma. This refers to the teachings of the Buddha, they all fit within the boundaries
Part in Karma: Neither Free Will nor Determinism
Understanding Something: Intellectual vs Intuitive
Dharma. We need to enjoy analytical thinking and analytical meditation. We have to love doing
Part in Elaboration of “What Does It Mean to Understand Something?”
Self-Transformation through Mind Training
dharmas,” but they’re talking about things that happen to us in our lives that
in What Is Mind Training?
WSW 48: Discussion of Smothering Self-Grasping through Tonglen
Dharma we learn many different methods so that we can choose which one is suiting
Part in Wheel of Sharp Weapons – Part 4: Destroying Self-Grasping with Tonglen
Kagyu Monasteries: Drigungtil
Dharma Sessions. The succession of abbots continued this tradition, but the level of studies at the monastery
in Monasteries in Tibet
Great Compassion and Tonglen, Giving and Taking
Dharma. Once we practice and see how it’s possible to eliminate the causes of suffering
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Refuge: Putting a Safe Direction & Meaning in Our Lives
Dharma and Sangha. Taking refuge, then, signifies a turning point in our lives. For this
in The Graded Path
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