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Articles starting with letter Ei
- Ei-sai
- Ei ta pramāṇa
- Eidetic image of the object forms in the practitioners Mind
- Eidetic visualization
- Eidetic visualization as a visionary experience
- Eido Frances Carney
- Eigan-ji
- Eigh female consorts
- Eight
- Eight-Fold Path
- Eight-Spoked Dharma Wheel
- Eight-consciousness
- Eight-fold Noble Path
- Eight-fold Path
- Eight-fold noble path
- Eight-fold path
- Eight-limbed yoga-system
- Eight-limbs
- Eight-limbs of Ayurveda
- Eight-petal lotus
- Eight-petaled lotus
- Eight-petalled lotus
- Eight-petalled lotuses
- Eight-phased yoga
- Eight-spoked Wheel
- Eight-spoked wheel
- Eight Additional Lineages
- Eight Additional Schools
- Eight Antidotes
- Eight Aspects Of Attaining The Way
- Eight Aspects of Guru Rinpoche
- Eight Atthakkhanas
- Eight Auspicious Offerings
- Eight Auspicious Signs
- Eight Auspicious Substances
- Eight Auspicious Symbols
- Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism
- Eight Beautiful Sacred Spaces in the Himalayas
- Eight Bodhisattva
- Eight Bodhisattva Disciples of Lord Buddha
- Eight Bodhisattva Vows
- Eight Bodhisattvas
- Eight Bodhistavas
- Eight Branches
- Eight Bringers of Good Fortune
- Eight Buddhist Guardian Deities
- Eight Buddhist Patrons of 12 Zodiac Signs
- Eight Buddhist deities
- Eight Buddhist deities is associated with the twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac
- Eight Buddhist guardian deities
- Eight Canons of Accomplishment
- Eight Celestial Abodes
- Eight Chapters on the 25,000
- Eight Chariots
- Eight Chariots and Four Lineages
- Eight Chariots of Spiritual Accomplishment
- Eight Chariots of Tibetan Buddhism
- Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineage
- Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineages
- Eight Charnel Ground Ornaments
- Eight Charnel Grounds
- Eight Chief Disciples of Milarepa
- Eight Chief Tutelary Deities of the Mahayoga Tantra
- Eight Chinese Zen Schools
- Eight Close Sons
- Eight Close Sons of Buddha
- Eight Cold Hells
- Eight Collections of Consciousness
- Eight Commands
- Eight Common Appendices
- Eight Compositions
- Eight Consciousness
- Eight Consciousnesses
- Eight Consciousnesses, What is and isn't Yogacara
- Eight Couniousness
- Eight Dalai Lama
- Eight Dharmapala
- Eight Dharmapalas: The Protectors of Buddhism
- Eight Difficult Situations to See The Buddha Or Hear The Dharma
- Eight Dikpalas
- Eight Directions
- Eight Divisions Of Gods And Dragons
- Eight Divisions of Gods and Dragons
- Eight Downfalls of Ordinary People
- Eight External Offerings
- Eight Extremes - Nagarjuna
- Eight Female Bodhisattvas
- Eight Fold Path
- Eight Fold Paths
- Eight Garuda Kings
- Eight Garudhammas
- Eight Gauri Group
- Eight Gaurl Group
- Eight Great Bodhisattva
- Eight Great Bodhisattvas
- Eight Great Chariots
- Eight Great Chariots of the Practice Lineage
- Eight Great Close Sons
- Eight Great Fears
- Eight Great Gods
- Eight Great Indian Vidyadharas
- Eight Great Lingpas
- Eight Great Methods of Attainment
- Eight Great Naga Kings
- Eight Great Nagas
- Eight Great Noble Thoughts
- Eight Great Planets
- Eight Great Sons
- Eight Great Vidyadharas
- Eight Great Wonders
- Eight Guardians of the Law
- Eight Guardians of the World
- Eight Heart-sons of Shakyamuni Buddha
- Eight Hells
- Eight Heruka
- Eight Heruka Sadhanas
- Eight Herukas
- Eight Herukas of the Nyingma Mahayoga
- Eight Holy Places
- Eight Hot Hells
- Eight Immortals
- Eight Indian Vidyadharas
- Eight Indian masters
- Eight Indian vidyadharas
- Eight Jhanas
- Eight Kagyé
- Eight Kagyé deities
- Eight Kerima Dakinis
- Eight Keurima
- Eight Kinds of Knowledge
- Eight Legions
- Eight Leisures
- Eight Leisures and Ten Endowments
- Eight Liberations
- Eight Lifetime Precepts
- Eight Lifetime Precepts by Bodhicarini Upasika Jayasili Jacquetta Gomes
- Eight Limbs of Ayurveda
- Eight Lingpas
- Eight Lokamātṛs
- Eight Lucky Articles
- Eight Lucky Signs
- Eight Mahabodhisattvas
- Eight Mahayana Precepts
- Eight Mahāmātṛs
- Eight Main Manifestations
- Eight Major Traditions
- Eight Male Bodhisattvas
- Eight Manifestations
- Eight Manifestations of Guru Padmasambhava
- Eight Manifestations of Guru Rinpoche
- Eight Manifestations of Guru Rinpoche - 3
- Eight Manifestations of Guru Rinpoche - Rigpa Wiki
- Eight Manifestations of Padmasambhava
- Eight Manifestations of Padmasambhava Essay
- Eight Manifestations of Padmasambhava II
- Eight Manifistations of Guru Rinpoche
- Eight Medicine Buddha Deities
- Eight Minds
- Eight Minor Nagas
- Eight Minor Schools
- Eight Mysterious Qualities Of The Ocean
- Eight Mātṛkās
- Eight Negations
- Eight Negations Of Nagarjuna
- Eight Noble Paths
- Eight Offering Symbols
- Eight Pagdru Kagyü Sub-schools
- Eight Personal Deities
- Eight Personal deities
- Eight Petals
- Eight Phases
- Eight Phramenma
- Eight Phramenma Deities
- Eight Pictures Hall
- Eight Pieces of Brocade
- Eight Points Illustrating the Culminating Application
- Eight Practice Lineages
- Eight Prayers - Urban Dharma
- Eight Prayers to Benefit the Dead
- Eight Precepts
- Eight Precepts in Theravada Buddhism by Bodhicarini Upasika Jayasili Jacquetta Gomes
- Eight Precepts with Right Livelihood as the Eighth
- Eight Proclamations
- Eight Pronouncements
- Eight Protectors of the Dharma
- Eight Qualities of the Dharma
- Eight Right Paths
- Eight Rules
- Eight Rules for nuns
- Eight Sadhana
- Eight Sadhana Sections
- Eight Sadhana Teachings
- Eight Sadhana Teachings of Sugatagarbha
- Eight Scenes of the Life of the Buddha
- Eight Secondary Tantric Downfalls
- Eight Sections of Magical Illusion
- Eight Siddhis
- Eight Spoked wheels
- Eight Stupas
- Eight Stupas Types
- Eight Stūpas of the Buddha
- Eight Sufferings
- Eight Sugatas
- Eight Svatantrika systems
- Eight Swirling Spears By Gotsangpa Gonpo Dorje
- Eight Teachings
- Eight Terrible One
- Eight Terrifying Ones
- Eight Traditions
- Eight Tramen
- Eight Tramenmas
- Eight Transmitted Precepts
- Eight Uncommon Appendices
- Eight Uposatha Precepts
- Eight Usmsa Gods
- Eight Vajras
- Eight Verses Of Thought Transformation
- Eight Verses for Training the Mind
- Eight Verses of Mind Training by Langri Tangpa
- Eight Verses of Thought Transformation
- Eight Verses of Training the Mind
- Eight Verses of Training the Mind by Geshe Langri Thangpa
- Eight Verses on Mind Training
- Eight Vidyadharas
- Eight Vidyadharas and the Kagyé
- Eight Vijnanas
- Eight Welfare Fields
- Eight Winds
- Eight Worldly Concerns
- Eight Worldly Dharmas
- Eight Worldly Winds
- Eight Wrathful Females
- Eight Wrathful Gatekeepers
- Eight Wrathful Protectors of Buddhism
- Eight Zodiac Guardians: Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva ...
- Eight Zodiac Guardians: Manjusri Bodhisattva (Rabbit) (Video)
- Eight Zodiac Guardians: Samantabhadra Bodhisattva
- Eight Zodiac Guardians – Akasagarbha Bodhisattva
- Eight Zodiac Guardians – Manjusri Bodhisattva
- Eight Zodiac Guardians – Samantabhadra Bodhisattva
- Eight Zodiac Guardians – Thousand Hands Guan Yin
- Eight analogies of illusion
- Eight animal-headed sorceresses
- Eight antidodes
- Eight antidotes
- Eight arrogances
- Eight attainments
- Eight atthakkhanas
- Eight auspicious Buddhist symbols
- Eight auspicious goddesses
- Eight auspicious signs
- Eight auspicious substances
- Eight auspicious symbols
- Eight auxiliary downfalls
- Eight basic stupa
- Eight bhumis
- Eight bodhisattvas
- Eight branches
- Eight branches of Ayurveda
- Eight branches of the Kagyu lineage
- Eight butchers who wield swords
- Eight cardinal points of the world
- Eight celestial abodes
- Eight cemeteries
- Eight characteristics of the Buddha’s voice
- Eight chariots
- Eight charnel ground ornaments
- Eight charnel grounds
- Eight chief yidam deities of Mahayoga
- Eight classes of Dharma protectors
- Eight classes of gods and demons
- Eight classes of herukas
- Eight clear realizations
- Eight close disciples
- Eight close sons
- Eight cold hells
- Eight collections
- Eight collections of consciousness
- Eight collections of consciousnesses
- Eight commands
- Eight complete freedoms
- Eight conditions
- Eight conscious The eight consciousnesses (Skt. aṣṭavijñāna; Tib. རྣམ་ཤེས་ཚོགས་བརྒྱད་, namshé tsok gyé, Wyl. rnam shes tshogs brgyad), or eight collections of consciousnessnesses
- Eight consciousness
- Eight consciousnesses
- Eight consciousnesses-01
- Eight consciousnesses and beyond.
- Eight consorts
- Eight deities of Kagyé
- Eight deities originating from Khecarī
- Eight difficult points
- Eight difficulties
- Eight directional protectors
- Eight directions
- Eight disciples
- Eight doors of spontaneous presence
- Eight doorways of spontaneous presence
- Eight downfalls of ordinary people
- Eight dragon kings
- Eight earthly abodes
- Eight elements of the Path
- Eight elements of the path
- Eight emancipations
- Eight errors
- Eight evil ways
- Eight extremes
- Eight factors of the Noble Eightfold path
- Eight factors of the path
- Eight female bodhisattvas
- Eight female consorts
- Eight female deities
- Eight freedoms
- Eight fundamental right views of cultivation
- Eight fundamental views
- Eight gates of beings' spontaneity
- Eight gates of spontaneous presence
- Eight gateways of spontaneous presence
- Eight gaurima
- Eight glorious ornaments
- Eight great Bodhisattvas
- Eight great Nagas
- Eight great Stupas
- Eight great bodhisattvas
- Eight great bodhisattvas - Rigpa Wiki
- Eight great bodhisattvas 八大菩薩
- Eight great cemeteries
- Eight great charnel grounds
- Eight great dragon kings
- Eight great fears
- Eight great hells
- Eight great pillars of the practice lineage
- Eight great sadhana teachings
- Eight great vidyadhara
- Eight great vidyadhara, receivers of the transmissions
- Eight great vidyadhara receivers of the transmissions
- Eight great vidyadharas
- Eight gross infractions
- Eight hells
- Eight heruka sadhanas
- Eight herukas
- Eight holy places
- Eight holy ranks
- Eight hot hells
- Eight impossible states where mind cuts us off from the Dharma
- Eight incarnated forms
- Eight incidental circumstances which make Dharma impossible
- Eight incompatible propensities that leave no freedom to practise the Dharma
- Eight inner and outer bodhisattvas and their consorts make up the sixteen great bodhisattvas
- Eight interconnected factors
- Eight intrusive circumstances that leave no freedom to practise the Dharma
- Eight jewel ornaments
- Eight jhanas
- Eight kinds of awareness
- Eight kinds of implied and indirect teachings
- Eight kinds of vijjā
- Eight leisures
- Eight leisures and ten endowments
- Eight liberations
- Eight liberties
- Eight lineages of Buddhism in Tibet
- Eight logos deities
- Eight lower petals
- Eight main Darmapalas
- Eight major offenses
- Eight major practice lineages
- Eight major practice traditions
- Eight male Bodhisattvas
- Eight male bodhisattvas
- Eight manifestations of Mahakala
- Eight manifestations of Padmasambhava
- Eight medicine buddhas
- Eight meditative attainments
- Eight meritorious waters
- Eight minds
- Eight modes of dissolution
- Eight mundane accomplishments
- Eight mātṛkās
- Eight natal Buddha
- Eight negations
- Eight negations of Nagarjuna
- Eight objects of Consciousness
- Eight offering goddesses
- Eight offerings
- Eight ordinary accomplishments
- Eight ordinary siddhis
- Eight outer offerings
- Eight parajikas
- Eight patriarchs in Shingon
- Eight perfect freedoms
- Eight perverse actions
- Eight petalled lotus
- Eight petals
- Eight petals of the lotus
- Eight phases of a Buddha's existence
- Eight phases of the Buddha's existence
- Eight points illustrating the culminating application
- Eight practice lineages
- Eight practices on Uposatha Days
- Eight precepts
- Eight precepts II
- Eight primary Siddhis
- Eight principal Mahayana disciples of Buddha Shakyamuni
- Eight principal deities of the Kagyé mandala
- Eight principal mahayoga yidams
- Eight qualities of a buddha
- Eight qualities of a spiritual teacher of secret mantra
- Eight qualities of pure water
- Eight qualities of the Dharma
- Eight qualities of the sangha
- Eight requisites
- Eight rules
- Eight rules of respect
- Eight scenes of the Life of Buddha
- Eight secondary colours
- Eight serious downfalls
- Eight siddhi
- Eight siddhis
- Eight similes of illusion
- Eight singhama
- Eight snow-lions
- Eight spheres of subjugation
- Eight spontaneously accomplished doors
- Eight stages of abhibhāvayatana
- Eight stupa forms
- Eight stupas
- Eight subcontinents
- Eight sufferings
- Eight symbols
- Eight symbols of good fortune
- Eight teachings
- Eight thick actions
- Eight thoughts of a great being
- Eight tones
- Eight topics
- Eight traditional offerings
- Eight tramen
- Eight treasures of brilliance
- Eight treasures of confidence
- Eight treasures of courageous eloquence
- Eight types of Prātimokṣa vows
- Eight types of arrogance
- Eight types of celestial beings
- Eight types of consciousness
- Eight types of deity
- Eight types of deity's
- Eight types of individuals
- Eight types of mundane Consciousness
- Eight types of pratimoksha vows
- Eight types of stupa
- Eight types of stupas
- Eight undergound abodes
- Eight underground abodes
- Eight unfree states
- Eight unfree states due to an unfortunate frame of mind
- Eight unfree states due to temporary conditions
- Eight vidyadharas
- Eight vidyadharas of India
- Eight vidyarajas
- Eight vows
- Eight vows of mahayana sojong
- Eight vows of respect
- Eight vows of sojong
- Eight winds
- Eight winds or worldly concerns
- Eight works by Nagarjuna
- Eight worldly concerns
- Eight worldly dharmas
- Eight worldly preoccupations
- Eight wrathful Gauris
- Eight wrathful females
- Eight wrong actions
- Eight yidams
- Eight ‘names’ of the Guru
- Eighteen Arhats
- Eighteen Bodhisattva Root Downfalls
- Eighteen Brahma heavens
- Eighteen Dhātus
- Eighteen Different Characters
- Eighteen Different Characters of a Buddha
- Eighteen Distinct Doctrines of the Buddhas
- Eighteen Dzogchen Tantras
- Eighteen Dzogchen tantras of the Mind Section
- Eighteen Elements
- Eighteen Exclusive Dharmas
- Eighteen Fields
- Eighteen Great Tantra-pitaka
- Eighteen Great Tantrapitaka
- Eighteen Hell Realms
- Eighteen Hinayana schools
- Eighteen Inner Tantras of Secret Mantra
- Eighteen Lohan
- Eighteen Lohans
- Eighteen Lotuses
- Eighteen Mahayoga Tantras
- Eighteen Mahāyoga Tantric Cycles
- Eighteen Major Scriptural Transmissions of the Mind Series
- Eighteen Major Scriptures
- Eighteen Marvels of Mind in Fifty Chapters
- Eighteen Mothers and Children of the Mind Section
- Eighteen Root Bodhisattva Downfalls
- Eighteen Schools
- Eighteen Schools of Early Buddhism
- Eighteen Schools of Hīnayāna
- Eighteen Sects of Hinayana
- Eighteen Texts of the Mind Series
- Eighteen Types Of Questions Of Fen Yang
- Eighteen Types of Questions of Fen Yang
- Eighteen arhats
- Eighteen components of perception
- Eighteen constituents for perception
- Eighteen dhatus
- Eighteen dhātus
- Eighteen different characters
- Eighteen different characters of a Buddha
- Eighteen distinct qualities
- Eighteen distinct sects of Buddhism
- Eighteen distinctive qualities
- Eighteen elements
- Eighteen emptiness'es
- Eighteen emptinesses
- Eighteen fields of knowledge
- Eighteen freedoms and advantages
- Eighteen great sciences
- Eighteen great tantrapitaka
- Eighteen great tantras
- Eighteen heavens
- Eighteen heavens in the Form realm
- Eighteen heavens in the form realm
- Eighteen hell realms
- Eighteen hells
- Eighteen kinds of emptiness
- Eighteen miraculous powers
- Eighteen psychophysical bases
- Eighteen root downfalls
- Eighteen schools
- Eighteen sects of Hinayana
- Eighteen sensory spectra
- Eighteen spheres
- Eighteen tantras of Mahayoga
- Eighteen types of emptiness
- Eighteen unshared attributes
- Eighteen unshared qualities of a buddha
- Eighteen ways of describing the concept of emptiness
- Eighteenth chief priest of Enryaku-ji
- Eighteenth vow
- Eighteenth vow of Amitābha Buddha
- Eightfold Magical Net
- Eightfold Middle Path
- Eightfold Noble Path
- Eightfold Path
- Eightfold Path for Shin Buddhists
- Eightfold Right Path
- Eightfold Volume
- Eightfold Way
- Eightfold noble path
- Eightfold path
- Eightfold yogic mysticism
- Eighth, jhana
- Eighth Abode
- Eighth Bhumi
- Eighth Bhūmi
- Eighth Consciousness
- Eighth Dalai Lama
- Eighth Dalai Lama.
- Eighth Day
- Eighth Deed
- Eighth Ganden Tripa
- Eighth Gyalwa Karmapa
- Eighth Gyara Tulku, Lobzang Tendzin Chokyi Wangchuk
- Eighth Jebtsundamba
- Eighth Jetsun Dhamba Khutughtu
- Eighth Jhana
- Eighth Jnana
- Eighth Kamby Lama Enthroned to Lead Buddhist Sangha in Tuva
- Eighth Karma pa
- Eighth Karmapa
- Eighth Karmapa’s
- Eighth Karmapa’s Life and His Interpretation of the Great Seal
- Eighth Khamtrul Rinpoche
- Eighth Minling Trichen
- Eighth Patala
- Eighth Practice of Virtue
- Eighth Shamarpa
- Eighth Situpa
- Eighth Step
- Eighth Tai Situ
- Eighth Visualization: The Three Sages
- Eighth abode
- Eighth antidote
- Eighth bhumi
- Eighth consciousness
- Eighth consciousnesses
- Eighth jhana
- Eighth jhāna
- Eighth king
- Eighth king of Sambhala
- Eighth king of Sambhala
- Eighth level
- Eighth of the bodhisattva levels
- Eighth practice of virtue
- Eighthfold path
- Eighty-Four Mahasiddhas
- Eighty-Four Siddhas
- Eighty-four Buddhist Siddhas
- Eighty-four Lakh yonis: The Jaina Doctrine of 8.4 Million Embodiments
- Eighty-four Mahasiddas
- Eighty-four Mahasiddha
- Eighty-four Mahasiddhas
- Eighty-four Siddhas
- Eighty-four Yogic postures
- Eighty-four Yogis
- Eighty-four mahasiddhas
- Eighty-four mahasiddhas/See Also Section
- Eighty-four mahåsiddhas
- Eighty-four thousand teachings
- Eighty Auspicious Marks
- Eighty Four Mahasiddhas
- Eighty Great Disciples
- Eighty four main Mahasiddhas
- Eighty great disciples
- Eighty indicative conceptions
- Eighty inexhaustibles
- Eighty inherent thought states
- Eighty minor marks
- Eighty minor marks of a buddha
- Eighty thousand devas
- Eight–fold Noble Path
- Eigthy-Four Buddhist Siddhas
- Eihei Dogen
- Eihei Dōgen
- Eihei Monastery
- Eiheiji
- Eijun Linda Ruth Cutts
- Eikan
- Einstein: “a kind of delusion of consciousness”
- Einstein And Buddha: Convergence Between Science And Eastern Philosophy
- Einstein’s Second Postulate of Relativity
- Eisai
- Eison