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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 Initiation: Preparation Ceremony – Details

Dharma, and Sangha. O protector, please let me enter the supreme city of great liberation

Part in Detailed Outline of the Kalachakra Initiation

Lam-rim 37: Four Factors Involved in Pathways of Karmic Impulses

Dharma teacher as a Buddha and that you are in a pure land with all these

Part in Lam-rim – Section 6: Factors Affecting Karma

Four Placements of Close Mindfulness & Four Noble Truths

Dharma and Sangha. When we feel like acting in a destructive way, we understand that

Part in Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths

37 Bodhisattva Practices – Literal Translation

Dharma. Moreover, since that depended on (their) having known what its practices are, I shall

Part in 37 Bodhisattva Practices

The Situation of Tibetan Buddhism in Inner Mongolia 1994

Dharma and no debate. The only serious place, other than in Amdo, where Inner Mongolians

Part in Buddhism in the Mongol Regions of China 1994

Lam-rim 44: Karmic Responsibility; Extreme Views; Free Will vs Determinism

Dharma because, at the time of death, nothing’s going to be of any help

Part in Lam-rim – Section 7: The Certainty of Karma

Bodhichitta as the Context of the Six Perfections

Dharma. The far-reaching attitude of positive enthusiasm, or perseverance, contributes to and strengthens both

Part in Detail about the Six Perfections: Six Paramitas

The Basis for Bodhichitta: The First Two Lam-rim Stages

Dharma gem. We take refuge, we go in the direction of that Dharma gem. “Dharma

Part in Joint Practice of Conventional and Deepest Bodhichittas

Six-Session Yoga: Theory

Dharma and Sangha. Safe direction: we put a direction in our life and then, when

Part in Commentary on "An Extensive Six-Session Yoga" – Dr. Berzin

The First Level of Ethical Self-Discipline

Dharma” comes from dhr, which means “to protect.” With the -ma ending, it becomes “that

Part in Ethical Discipline: Overcoming the Compulsiveness of Karma

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