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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."

Kalachakra 25 Modes of Tamed Behavior
Dharma or the world in general If we find the methods people employ to help
in Vows
Common Root Tantric Vows
Dharma, and refers to proclaiming that any of the Buddhist textual teachings are not Buddha
in Vows
The Five Buddha-Families and Five Dhyani Buddhas
Dharma, and the Arya Sangha The three types of ethical self-discipline: restraining from destructive
in Tantra: Advanced
The Five Paths to Liberation & Enlightenment
Dharma. Bodhisattvas (byang-chub sems-dpa’) strive to achieve enlightenment and the ability to be of as much
in The Five Paths
Extraphysical and Extrasensory Powers
Dharma refuge, for example?” The same applies to learning about the nature of the mind
in Shamatha
Collective Karma and Natural Disasters
Dharma teachings bringing the beings in that pure land closer to enlightenment. I cite this
in Karma: Advanced
The 80 Minor Marks of a Buddha’s Physical Body
Dharma according to their own needs, resulting in a body that is perfectly proportioned, symmetrical
in Refuge
Seven Point Mind Training
Dharma protectors]. (So) instantly apply to meditation whatever I might happen to meet. Point Four
in Sutra Texts
The Abbreviated Points of the Graded Path
Dharma). Because of these (benefits), what scrutinizing persons among the erudite masters of India and Tibet
in Sutra Texts
Advice before Starting on the Buddhist Path
Dharma. “Dharma” is a Sanskrit word that literally means “a preventive measure.” It is something
in How to Study Buddhism
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