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Definition
Theravada
One of the eighteen schools of Hinayana, currently practiced in Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka.
Graded Study of the Two Truths in the Indian Tenet Systems
Theravada
tradition (gnas-brtan smra-ba). The Tibetan lineage of monastic vows comes from another
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The Indian Tenet Systems
Misconceptions Based on Belief in a False “Me”
Theravada
tradition, what we try to be mindful of is the constant changing of what
Part
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Meditation on Emptiness
Divisions of the 6 Perfections: Four Tibetan Traditions
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, Mahayana and Bon] The various Tibetan Buddhist traditions present slightly different division schemes of the six far-reaching
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The Tibetan Traditions
What Is a Damtsig or Samaya?
Theravada
or another type of Hinayana practitioner. That’s not the point. The point is that
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Vows
LTF 17: Factors Affecting the Ripening of Karma & the Certainty of Ripening
Theravada
literature, the Vaibhashika literature, which would be the Hinayana school within Sarvastivada that the Tibetans
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in
Letter to a Friend – Part 2: Karma
Lam-rim 28: What is Karma; Analysis of Motivation and Intention
Theravada
presentation agrees with some of Asanga’s assertions, such as karma being exclusively a mental
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in
Lam-rim – Part 5: The Four Laws of Karma
Primary Minds and the 51 Mental Factors
Theravada
system presented in An All-Inclusive Text on Points from Topics of Knowledge (Pali
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Mind & Mental Factors
Close Placement of Mindfulness on Body & True Suffering
Theravada
approach as well. Anicca is impermanence; dukkha is suffering; and anatta is no coarse
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in
Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Lam-rim 20: Clutching Ghosts (Pretas)
Theravada
monks do that? Dr. Berzin: I don’t really know. Theravadins in Southeast Asia
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Lam-rim – Part 3: The Worse States of Rebirth
Lam-rim 43: How Does Karma Work; Initiation and Finale of an Action
Theravada
presentation of it (which is that it can refer to ordinary beings and not just
Part
in
Lam-rim – Part 6: Factors Affecting Karma
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