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Revival after the Fall of the Tibetan Empire

Sanskrit and study Buddhism. Of these, only Rinchen Zangpo (Rin-chen bzang-po, 958 – 1051) and Legpay

Part in Tibetan History before the Fifth Dalai Lama

Questions about Nonrevealing Forms of Vows and Karma

Sanskrit for a nonrevealing form? The Sanskrit word for the revealing is prajñapti and for nonrevealing

Part in Elaboration of “Karma: Who’s to Blame?”

Main Points of the Intermediate Scope Teachings

Sanskrit. If we listen to, think about and meditate upon the teachings in these texts

Part in Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche

Specifics of Revealing Forms of Speech in Vaibhashika

Sanskrit term, is translated into Tibetan as “something that has come from a cause that

Part in Details of Karma: The Vaibhashika Presentation

The Basics for Understanding Emptiness

Sanskrit and Tibetan. Because of that, they’re sometimes used interchangeably in our languages; but I find

in Emptiness (Voidness)

The Six Perfections and Daily Practice

Sanskrit word for this attitude, “virya,” is related to the Sanskrit word “vira” meaning “hero

Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Dr. Berzin

History of Buddhism in Mongolia

Sanskrit and Tibetan. The Mongols were already well acquainted with Uighur Buddhism and because their

in Buddhism in Mongolia

Kriya Tantra: Six Deities Practice

Sanskrit line “OM SVABHAVA SHUDDHA: SARVA DHARMA: SVABHAVA SHUDDHO ’HAM.” It has to do with

Part in Kriya Tantra Practice

Wheel of Sharp Weapons: Identifying the True Enemy

Sanskrit is “superficial truth.” It hides something deeper; it’s on the surface. For example

Part in Overview of “Wheel of Sharp Weapons” – Dr. Berzin

The Nazi Connection with Shambhala and Tibet

Sanskrit, and claimed that he had visited Tibet. After serving as a general in the First

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