Articles by 3

Articles starting with letter 3

• 3
• 3) Do Not Abuse Or Exploit
• 3-Cs and the Three Mysteries: Japanese Esoteric Buddhism’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
• 3-FOLD MORALITY
• 3-year retreat
• 3. Between Europe and Asia: the search for Russia’s civilizational identity
• 3. Delusion and the Natural Ground
• 3. Finding the Teaching
• 3. Kangyur and Tengyur
• 3. Maha Maya’s Dream
• 3. Nectar Rays Of The Moon (MO Divination Key)
• 3. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ALL PHENOMENA
• 3. The Divine Eye (Clairvoyance, Second Sight, Visions)
• 3. The Noble Vow of Bodhisattvas of the Earth is the Heart of Soka
• 3. actions and their results
• 3/4 Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy with Lama Michel Rinpoche - VIDEO
• 3067BCE: Fresh Perspective on the Astronomy of the Mahabharata War
• 30 Lithuanian lawmakers urge President Xi to end religious persecution, Tibet colonization
• 30 Words of Advice from the Heart Longchen Rabjampa
• 30 nissaggiya pacittiya
• 30 nissaggiya pacittiya (confession with forfeiture)
• 30 nissaggiyas
• 30 nissaggiyas pācittiyas
• 311 bhikkhuni precepts
• 311 precepts for nuns
• 31 Planes of Existence
• 31 Realms of Existence
• 31 planes
• 31 planes of existence
• 31 realms of existence
• 31 states of existence
• 32-Sangha constituency: Sikkim’s intangible seat, where only monks contest and vote
• 32. Chakrasamvara Mandala
• 32 Forms of Ganapati: Dhundi Ganapati - The 26th Form
• 32 Kings of Shambhala
• 32 Marks
• 32 Marks of the Buddha
• 32 Marks or signs of a Great Man
• 32 Signs
• 32 Signs of a Great Man
• 32 kings of Sambhala
• 32 main characteristics
• 32 major and minor marks
• 32 major characteristics
• 32 marks
• 32 marks of a great man
• 32 physical marks of the Perfect One
• 32 physical signs
• 32 signs
• 32 signs of a Great Man
• 32 signs of a great man
• 33
• 33 gods
• 33 of South Korea's most beautiful temples
• 33rd Abbot of Menri
• 33rd king of Tibet
• 35 BUDDHAS OF CONFESSION
• 35 Buddhas
• 35 Buddhas of Confession
• 35 Buddhas of Purifying Old Bad Karmic Seeds
• 35 Confessional Buddhas
• 360
• 366 vows
• 37 Bodhisattv Practices
• 37 Bodhisattva Practices
• 37 Bodhisattva Practices Series
• 37 Bodhisattva Practices – Literal Translation
• 37 Bodhisattva Practices – Poetic Rendering
• 37 Dharmas of the Bodhisattvas
• 37 FACTORS OF BUDDHAHOOD
• 37 Limbs of Enlightenment
• 37 PRACTICES OF BODHISATTVAS
• 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva
• 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva - The 14th Dalai Lama (Video)
• 37 aspects of the Path to Enlightenment
• 37th throne holder of the Drikung Kagyu Order
• 38th King
• 38th king of the Yarlung dynasty
• 390-foot Buddha near Narita Airport the tallest in Japan
• 398 Different uses of numbers in Buddhism
• 3RD BARDOR RINPOCHE (1949-2021): Life-story, Swift Re-birth Prayer by 17th Karmapa, Letters of Condolence, Letter from 16th Karmapa and Self-Arisen Guru Rinpoche
• 3XN design Denmark’s first climate-positive hotel with rooftop spa
• 3 Antidotes to Poisons
• 3 BASKETS
• 3 BUDDHA BODIES
• 3 Baskets
• 3 Bodies of the Buddha
• 3 Buddha Bodies
• 3 Buddhist Practices That Will Improve Your Life - Sivana East
• 3 DELUSIONS
• 3 DHARMA SEALS
• 3 DOORS
• 3 HIGHER TRAININGS
• 3 HOURS Relaxation Powerful Meditation - Tibetan Monks Chanting - Singing Bowls - Background Yoga
• 3 Inner Tantras
• 3 JEWELS
• 3 Jewels
• 3 KAYAS
• 3 Lessons From the Dalai Lama’s Morning Routine
• 3 Levels of Mind
• 3 MARKS OF EXISTENCE
• 3 Mysterious REINCARNATION STORIES
• 3 PRINCIPLE ASPECTS OF THE PATH
• 3 Particularities of kayas of Buddhahood
• 3 Pitakas
• 3 Poisons
• 3 Practices for Bonding with Amitabha
• 3 Principal Aspects of the Path
• 3 Pure Actions
• 3 REALMS
• 3 Roots
• 3 SCOPES
• 3 Sufferings
• 3 TIMES
• 3 TRAININGS
• 3 TYPES OF ACTIONS
• 3 TYPES OF SUFFERING
• 3 TYPES OF VOWS
• 3 Turnings of the Wheel
• 3 UNIVERSAL LAWS
• 3 Unified Silla period: reconciliation of doctrinal disputes
• 3 Visions
• 3 YANAS
• 3 are simply different aspects of forms
• 3 aspects of existence of reality
• 3 aspects of mental activity
• 3 aspects of the fifth Paramita according to their function
• 3 aspects of the fifth Paramita according to their strength
• 3 aspects of the first Paramita
• 3 aspects of the fourth Paramita
• 3 aspects of the second Paramita
• 3 aspects of the sixth Paramita
• 3 aspects of the third Paramita
• 3 aspects of time
• 3 aspects within impure mental activity
• 3 aspects within pure mental activity
• 3 baskets
• 3 bodies of sentient beings
• 3 causes of death
• 3 characteristics
• 3 characteristics of existence
• 3 components of Samsara's experience
• 3 conditions of taking the rebirth from Bardo state
• 3 dharma-robes
• 3 effects of karma actions
• 3 fold rule
• 3 kayas
• 3 kayas of Buddhahood
• 3 kinds of Nirmanakaya forms
• 3 kinds of gifts
• 3 kinds of vows
• 3 levels of mind
• 3 main excretions
• 3 meditative stabilizations of stage of generation
• 3 more stupas
• 3 most important meals to a Buddha
• 3 noble aspirations
• 3 objects of refuge
• 3 points of equanimity of oneself and others on the ultimate level
• 3 poisons of the mind
• 3 possible attitudes
• 3 purities of Right Conduct
• 3 realms
• 3 reasons for meditations on emptiness
• 3 refuges
• 3 roots
• 3 sariras
• 3 steps to happiness, according to a Buddhist monk
• 3 supreme listeners of Rong-Bo
• 3 traditions of Mahamudra
• 3 types of Samsara sufferings
• 3 types of absence of diligence and remedies
• 3 types of concentration with repetition:
• 3 types of heavens
• 3 types of karma actions
• 3 types of psychological dharma classifications
• 3 types of the fifth Paramita
• 3 vehicles
• 3 vestments of a monk
• 3 yanas
• 3d Karmapa
• 3rd Abode
• 3rd Bardor Tulku Rinpoche
• 3rd Dalai Lama
• 3rd Density Incarnation
• 3rd Density Incarnations
• 3rd Density ncarnations
• 3rd Dzogchen Rinpoche
• 3rd Dzogchen Rinpoche Gyurme Thekchog Tenzin
• 3rd Ganden Tripa
• 3rd Gyalwang
• 3rd Gyalwang Drukpa Rinpoche
• 3rd Gyeltsab
• 3rd Jamgon Kongtrul, Rumtek Monastery Parinirvāṇa ritual and Kālacakra
• 3rd Jebtsundamba Khutughtu
• 3rd Karmapa
• 3rd Karmapa, Rangjung Dorje
• 3rd Karmapa Rangjung Dorje
• 3rd Noble Truth
• 3rd Panchen Lama
• 3rd Panchen Lama, Ensapa Lobsang Döndrup
• 3rd Tai Situ
• 3rd Trungram Gyaltrul
• 3rd abode
• 3rd chakra
• 3rd density experiences
• 3rd dimension
• 3rd final turning of the wheel of dharma
• 3rd jhana
• 3rd jhāna
• 3rd turning of the wheel
• 3rd turning of the wheel of Dharma
• 3th Jhana

Three

• The Three-Kaya Powa
• The Three-Treatise School of Chinese Buddhism
• The Three Accomplishments from Cultivating the Hevajra Tantra are Illusory Body, Clear Light, and Perfect Enlightenment
• The Three Accumulations and Ten Pāramitās in the Kālacakra Tradition
• The Three Afflictions: Ignorance, Attachment, Aversion
• The Three Basic Facts of Existence
• The Three Bodies
• The Three Bodies of Enlightenment by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche
• The Three Bodies of the Buddha
• The Three Buddhist Councils
• The Three Characteristics
• The Three Characteristics Of Existence
• The Three Characteristics of Existence
• The Three Cycles of Illumination and Other Instructions: Aural Transmissions Composed by Jetsun Milarepa
• The Three Defects of the Pot
• The Three Divisions of Dzogchen Longde, Semde and Mengagde and the superiority of the view of Mengagde.
• The Three Divisions of Nyingma Treasure Texts
• The Three Eyes
• The Three Forms of the Buddha
• The Three Gems
• The Three Gems Ceremony & Five Lay Precepts By Lotus – Harriet Vu
• The Three Gems of Bhutan
• The Three Identifications of the Great Perfection
• The Three Incisive Precepts of Garab Dorje
• The Three Inner Tantras
• The Three Jewels: The Buddha, the Dharma, the Sangha By Barbara O'Brien
• The Three Jewels and Five Precepts
• The Three Jewels by Arnie Kozak, Ph.D
• The Three Jewels in Jainism
• The Three Kappas (Disasters)
• The Three Kaya Meditation
• The Three Kayas
• The Three Kayas: The Bodies of the Buddha by Traleg Rinpoche
• The Three Kayas - Omnipresent transitory states
• The Three Kinds of Refuge
• The Three Kāyas: Praises to the Great Master Padmasambhava by Mipham Rinpoche
• The Three Kāyas Sūtra
• The Three Levels of Vows
• The Three Lineages of Ngagyur Nyingma
• The Three Marks of Existence
• The Three Methods With Regard to the Bodhisattva Precepts
• The Three Most Powerful Things in the World
• The Three Natures
• The Three Objects of Buddhist Epistemology
• The Three Occasions of the Five Path
• The Three Outer Tantras
• The Three Personality Types of Buddhist Psychology
• The Three Pledges Relating to the Buddha Amitabha
• The Three Points of Garab Dorje
• The Three Poisons and The Three Jewels: An Outline Of The Buddhist Schools by Peter Morrell
• The Three Precious Jewels Or Triple Gem
• The Three Principal Aspects of the Path
• The Three Principal Aspects of the Path and Introduction to Tantra
• The Three Principle Aspects of the Path
• The Three Principles of the Path by Lama Zong Khapa
• The Three Protectors with Parami: Manjusri (Video)
• The Three Realms
• The Three Realms of Existence
• The Three Realms of Existence (Video)
• The Three Refuges
• The Three Refuges (each repeated 3x)
• The Three Roots: Guru, Yidam and Protector
• The Three Roots: The Lama, Yidams, and Protectors
• The Three Roots (Tibetan: tsa sum)
• The Three Rounds of Transmission of the Dharma
• The Three Secrets
• The Three Simultaneously True Levels of Nondual Reality
• The Three Stages of Observing/Contemplating Freedom (观自在的三个阶段)
• The Three Statements Pointing To Absolute Awareness
• The Three Statements of Garab Dorje
• The Three Statements that Strike the Vital Point
• The Three Sutric Yanas
• The Three Teachings - Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism - HISTORY OF CHINA - VIDEO
• The Three Trainings
• The Three Trainings in the Pali and Sanskrit Traditions of Buddhism - VIDEO
• The Three Truths
• The Three Turnings
• The Three Turnings of The Wheel of Dharma – Why They Are Each Essential to All of Us
• The Three Turnings of the Dharma Wheel
• The Three Types of Future Buddhas
• The Three Types of Monks Defined
• The Three Unenlightenments. Relying on Thegchog Dzod,TCD I’218a Perna Ledrel Tsai explains the three unenlightenments
• The Three Universal Characteristics
• The Three Universal Characteristics and Truths
• The Three Vehicles of the Teachings of the Buddha
• The Three Visions Fundamental Teachings of the Sakya Lineage of Tibetan Buddhism
• The Three Vows
• The Three Vows - Kadampa Buddhism
• The Three Vows by Luke Wagner
• The Three Words that Hit the Vital Point
• The Three Words that hit the Vital Point is a very profound Dzogchen teaching on Trekchöd by Garab Dorje.
• The Three levels of Ultimate Reality
• The Threefold Invocation Ritual
• The Threefold Lotus Sutra
• The Threefold Nature Of Consciousness
• The Threefold Realm
• The Threefold Ritual
• The three Kaya's
• The three Samadhis
• The three Wheels of Dharma
• The three absorptions
• The three beggars
• The three characteristics
• The three characteristics of existence
• The three doors of body, speech and mind in recording this chronicle are sealed with vajra secrecy
• The three gems
• The three humours
• The three important points of aspiration to be observed are as follows
• The three inner tantras
• The three kāyas and capacities of practitioners
• The three levels of Phowa
• The three levels of consciousness
• The three main Dzogchen transmissions within Bon are as follows
• The three marks of conditioned reality
• The three mudras
• The three poisons are greed, hatred, and ignorance
• The three principles of the path
• The three realms, three places and three syllables
• The three realms of cyclic existence have the nature of an ocean of suffering
• The three refuges and five precepts
• The three samayas of body, speech and mind
• The three stages of Tonglen
• The three types of Vows Part 3 Tantric Vows
• The three vehicles
• The three yanas of the Dorje Kasung and social action
• Three
• Three-Body
• Three-Body Doctrine
• Three-Dimensional Mandalas
• Three-Discourse
• Three-Edged Blade
• Three-Grace Root Guru
• Three-Kaya
• Three-Kaya Mandala
• Three-Kaya Mandala Offerings of Nyingma
• Three-Kaya Mandala of Nyingma
• Three-Kaya Mandala offerings
• Three-Kaya Powa
• Three-Nature theory
• Three-Session Mindfulness
• Three-Thousand Large Thousandfold World
• Three-Vow Theories in Tibetan Buddhism - A Comparative Study of Major Traditions from the Twelfth through Nineteenth Centuries
• Three-Yana Meditations in One System Related to the Five Poisons
• Three-body
• Three-body doctrine
• Three-dimensional mandalas
• Three-fold Morality
• Three-fold Process of Dying
• Three-fold Puja
• Three-fold Refuges
• Three-fold meditation
• Three-fold nature
• Three-kaya
• Three-month Rains Retreat
• Three-month rains retreat
• Three-month retrea
• Three-month retreat
• Three-nature-theory
• Three-nature doctrine
• Three-nature theory
• Three-pronged vajra sword
• Three-year Retreat
• Three-year retreat
• Three-year retreats
• Three "baskets
• Three "bodies" of the Buddha
• Three Abstinences
• Three Afflictions
• Three Ages of Buddhism
• Three Ages of the Dharma
• Three Asamkhyeya
• Three Aspects of a Warrior's Discipline
• Three Aspects of the Buddha's Life
• Three Authentics
• Three Avasthas
• Three Bardos
• Three Bases Of Buddha Nature
• Three Bases of Buddha Nature
• Three Basic Facts of Existence
• Three Baskets
• Three Baskets ( Tipitaka) In Buddhism
• Three Bodhis
• Three Bodhisattvas
• Three Bodies
• Three Bodies Doctrine
• Three Bodies Doctrine (Vedanta)
• Three Bodies Of The Buddha
• Three Bodies of the Buddha
• Three Brothers
• Three Brothers of Kadampa
• Three Buddha-bodies
• Three Buddha Bodies
• Three Buddha Families
• Three Buddha families
• Three Buddha natures
• Three Buddhas on Mt. Namsan
• Three Buddhist Councils
• Three Buddhist malas
• Three Categories
• Three Causes of Enlightenment
• Three Characteristics
• Three Characteristics of Existence
• Three Char­ac­ter­is­tics
• Three Chinese Buddhist scriptures
• Three Clarities
• Three Clarities of a Buddha
• Three Classes of the Great Perfection
• Three Classifications
• Three Collections
• Three Common Lineages (of Kama and Terma)
• Three Common Vehicles
• Three Crazy-Wisdom Yogis
• Three Defects of the Pot
• Three Deities of the Great Master Vajrapani
• Three Delusions
• Three Dharma Lenage's
• Three Dharma Lineages
• Three Dharma Seals
• Three Dharma seals
• Three Dharmas
• Three Divisions of Atiyoga
• Three Dogmas
• Three Doors
• Three Eastern Khenpos
• Three Enclosures
• Three Endurances in the Dharma
• Three Enlightening Corpuses
• Three Enlightenments
• Three Essential Meanings
• Three Essentials
• Three Evil Path
• Three Evil Paths
• Three Evil Roots
• Three Existences
• Three Falls Of Ts'ao Shan
• Three Fetters
• Three Fires
• Three Gates Of The Yun Men Sect
• Three Gates To Nirvana
• Three Gateways
• Three Gems
• Three Good Paths
• Three Grades of Knowledge
• Three Great Purposes
• Three Great Refuges
• Three Great Secret Laws
• Three Greatnesses Of Asvaghosa
• Three Heads or Skulls
• Three Heavenly Realms
• Three Higher Trainings
• Three Holy Ones of the Avatamsaka doctrine
• Three Holy Places of Tibet
• Three Hypostases of Plotinus
• Three Ignorances Of The Arahat
• Three Illuminations
• Three Incisive Precepts
• Three Inconceivable Meditations
• Three Indestructibles
• Three Inne Yogas
• Three Inner Tantras
• Three Inner Tantras (nang rgyud sde gsum) Mahayoga, Anu Yoga, and Ati Yoga
• Three Inner Tantric Yanas
• Three Inner Vehicles of Vedic Asceticism
• Three Inner Yoga Tantras
• Three Innermost Tantras
• Three Intentions
• Three Jewel Temples of Korea
• Three Jewels
• Three Jewels (Three Precious Ones, Three Treasures)
• Three Jewels Gems
• Three Jewels Refuges
• Three Jewels and Three Roots
• Three Jewels of Refuge
• Three Jewels of Tibet
• Three Jewels of refuge
• Three Kagyé collections
• Three Kappas
• Three Karmas
• Three Kashyapa brothers
• Three Kaya Mandala
• Three Kaya Meditation
• Three Kaya Sutra
• Three Kaya meditation
• Three Kayas
• Three Khorra Circuits
• Three Kinds of Karma
• Three Kinds of Knowledge
• Three Kinds of Nonstatic Phenomena
• Three Kinds of Spiritual Teachings
• Three Kinds of World
• Three Kingdoms
• Three Kingdoms Er of China
• Three Kingdoms Era (BC 39 – AD 668)
• Three Kingdoms Period
• Three Knowledges
• Three Kâyas
• Three Lay Patriarchs of the Sakya Tradition
• Three Learnings Of The Mahayana
• Three Levels of Capacity
• Three Levels of Mind
• Three Levels of Precepts
• Three Liberation Doors
• Three Liberations
• Three Lords
• Three Lower Realms
• Three Lower Sections of Tantra
• Three Mahamudra traditions
• Three Mahasiddhas
• Three Main Commitments
• Three Main Vajrabhairava Texts
• Three Major Differentiations
• Three Manjushris of Tibet
• Three Marks Of Existence
• Three Marks of Existence
• Three Mañjughoshas of Tibet
• Three Meditations of One Mind
• Three Meditations of One mind
• Three Men from Kham
• Three Methods with Regard to Tantric Pledges and Precepts
• Three Minds
• Three Moods
• Three Mother Scriptures in Comformity with the Eight Points
• Three Mysteries
• Three Mysteries Of Rinzai Zen
• Three Myths of the Spiritual Life
• Three Nature Theory
• Three Natures
• Three Natures Of Yogacara Reality
• Three Necessities Of Rinzai Zen
• Three Non-self-natures
• Three Nons and Two Kinds of Samadhi
• Three Objects, Three Poisons, Three Roots Of Virtue
• Three Objects, Three Poisons, Three Seeds Of Virtue
• Three Objects of Refuge
• Three Obstructions
• Three Outer Tantra Pitakas
• Three Outer Tantras
• Three Outer Tantric Yanas
• Three Outer Vehicles
• Three Part Robe
• Three Paths
• Three Periods of Time
• Three Phases
• Three Phases Of Buddhist Teachings Of Pai Chang
• Three Phases Of Understanding
• Three Philosophies of China: Daoism, Confucianism and Buddhism
• Three Phrases Within A Phrase Of Yun Men
• Three Pillars Of Tibetan Buddhism
• Three Pillars Of Zen
• Three Pitakas
• Three Piṭakas
• Three Planes Of Existence
• Three Points of the Vajra Crown
• Three Poisons
• Three Poisons / Three Evil Roots
• Three Precious Jewels
• Three Precious Ones
• Three Principal Aspects of the Path
• Three Principal Aspects of the Path by Je Tsongkhapa
• Three Principal Aspects of the Path by Je Tsongkhapa Lobzang Drakpa
• Three Principle Aspects Of The Path
• Three Principle Aspects of the Path
• Three Protectors
• Three Protectors of Tibet
• Three Pujas Practice Text
• Three Pure Land Sutras
• Three Pure Land sutras
• Three Pure Ones
• Three Pure Precepts
• Three Pure land Sutras
• Three Purities
• Three Qualities of Ultimate Drala
• Three Qualities of Visualization Practice: Clarity, Purity, and Fearlessness
• Three Ratana
• Three Realms
• Three Realms (Triple Realm, Three Worlds)
• Three Realms Of Hell
• Three Realms of Cyclic Existence as the Individual
• Three Realms of Existence
• Three Reasons for Confidence
• Three Red Ones
• Three Refuge formulations
• Three Refuges
• Three Robes
• Three Root
• Three Root Precepts
• Three Root Tantras of the Great Perfection
• Three Roots
• Three Roots - Wikipedia
• Three Roots Practices
• Three Roots of Good
• Three Roots of Guru Deva
• Three Roots of Nyingtik
• Three Sages
• Three Samadhis
• Three Samayas
• Three Samādhis
• Three Sastra School
• Three Scopes
• Three Seals
• Three Seats
• Three Secrets
• Three Sections of Dzogchen
• Three Sections of the Great Perfection
• Three Series of the Dzogchen Teaching
• Three Series of the Dzogchen Teaching: Semde, Longde and Mennagde
• Three Shastra
• Three Shastra Sect
• Three Short Poems by Han-Shan
• Three Signs of Being
• Three Solemn Oaths
• Three Sovereigns
• Three Specific Lineages (of Terma)
• Three Specific Lineages of Terma
• Three Spheres
• Three Stages
• Three Stages Final Kalpa
• Three Stages On The Path Of Purification
• Three Stages of Practice
• Three Stages of Samadhi
• Three Stages of Silent Illumination
• Three Stages school
• Three Stars
• Three Statements
• Three Statements of Garab Dorje
• Three Statements of Sri Pramodavajra
• Three Studies
• Three Styles Of Transmission
• Three Subdivisions Of Suffering
• Three Sufferings
• Three Supreme Clarities
• Three Supreme Gems
• Three Sutras of Pure Land Buddhism
• Three Sutras of Safeguarding the Nation
• Three Sutras of the Pure Land
• Three Sutras on Maitreya
• Three Svabhas
• Three Svabhāvas
• Three Systems of Mahayana
• Three Teachings
• Three Teachings Of Ancient China
• Three Teachings — Ven. Tenzin Palmo
• Three Thousand Realms in a Single Moment of Life
• Three Thrones Of The Buddha
• Three Time Periods
• Three Times
• Three Trainings
• Three Treasures
• Three Treasures of Everlasting Bon
• Three Treatis School
• Three Treatise
• Three Treatise School
• Three Treatises
• Three Treatises (Chin Sanlun; Jpn Sanron) school
• Three Treatises Of Kumarajiva
• Three Treatises school
• Three Truths
• Three Turnings
• Three Turnings of the Wheel
• Three Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma
• Three Types Of Actions
• Three Types Of Suffering
• Three Types Of Vows
• Three Types of Aggression
• Three Types of Characterized Phenomena
• Three Types of Concentration
• Three Types of Karma
• Three Types of Lack of EssentialNature
• Three Types of Mandala Offering
• Three Types of Miraculous Ability
• Three Táng Dynasty Memorials Against Buddhism
• Three Universal Characteristics
• Three Universal Seals
• Three Universal Truths
• Three Unwholesome Roots
• Three Vajra Verses
• Three Vajras
• Three Vajrasattva - Prince of Purity
• Three Vedas
• Three Vehicles
• Three Vehicles, Four Noble Truths
• Three Vehicles of Learning
• Three Vehicles of the Outer Tantras of Austere Awareness
• Three Verses on the Steps of Manifest Enlightenment by Means of Illusion's Net
• Three Victorious Ones
• Three Views of the Pure Land
• Three Virtues
• Three Vows
• Three Ways of Bringing Sickness onto the Path
• Three Welfare Fields
• Three Wheels – Shin Buddhist Temple – London Branch of
• Three Wholesome Roots
• Three Wisdom
• Three Wisdoms
• Three Woeful Paths
• Three Words that Strike the Vital Point: Pith Instructions from Garab Dorje
• Three Worldly Deities
• Three Worlds
• Three Worlds According to King
• Three Worlds According to King Ruang:
• Three Yamari Lineages
• Three Yangtik
• Three Year Retreat
• Three Yogas
• Three actions of forsaking, joining and attaining
• Three actions of forsaking, joining and reaching
• Three activities of a pandita
• Three acts of virtue for attaining birth in the Pure Land
• Three afflictions
• Three ages
• Three ages of the Dharma
• Three ancestral religious kings
• Three animals
• Three apparent ‘natures’
• Three appearances
• Three asamkheya kalpas
• Three asamkhyeya kalpas
• Three asaṁskṛta dharmas
• Three aspects of Dzogche
• Three aspects of sugatagarbha
• Three aspects of the true nature of mind
• Three aspects of the vehicle
• Three aspects of time
• Three authentics
• Three bad states
• Three bases of clinging
• Three bases of ego-clinging
• Three bases of merit
• Three basic principles
• Three basic sutras
• Three baskets
• Three baskets of Buddhist texts
• Three blazings
• Three bodhisattvas
• Three bodies
• Three bodies of Buddha
• Three bodies of a Buddha
• Three bodies of a buddha
• Three bodies of the Buddha
• Three bodies of the Buddha (Skt. trikaya)
• Three bodies—the Dharma body
• Three buddha-bodies
• Three buddha families
• Three calamities
• Three cardinal sins
• Three categories
• Three categories of Arahats
• Three categories of Sutra
• Three categories of illusion
• Three categories of preaching
• Three causal vehicles of characteristics
• Three causes of disturbing emotions
• Three characteristics
• Three characteristics of empowerment
• Three characteristics of existence
• Three classes
• Three classes devotees
• Three classes of tantra
• Three classes of āgamas
• Three classifications
• Three close-mindfulnesses
• Three close mindfulnesses
• Three clusters
• Three conceptual spheres
• Three conditions of life
• Three core sutras of the Pure Land school
• Three councils
• Three cycles of preaching
• Three defects of the vessel
• Three deities
• Three deities of Guhyasamaja
• Three deities of long life
• Three deities of protection
• Three dharmas
• Three different types of Buddhas
• Three different ways of holding onto their egos
• Three disciplines of a bodhisattva
• Three displays
• Three divisions
• Three divisions of the Inner Tantra
• Three divisions of the Inner Tantras
• Three divisions of the canon
• Three doors
• Three doors of liberation
• Three doors to deliverance
• Three emanations of Manjushri
• Three equalities
• Three evil paths
• Three evil paths of existence
• Three evil roots
• Three excretions
• Three exhortations and four entreaties
• Three expedient means
• Three experiences
• Three fears
• Three fetters
• Three fierce mantras
• Three fires
• Three fires of the world
• Three fluxes
• Three forms of existence
• Three fortune fields
• Three fruits
• Three gates
• Three gateways to liberation
• Three gatherings
• Three gems
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• Three good roots
• Three grades of aspirants
• Three great Gelugpa seats
• Three great meanings
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• Three gunas
• Three headed
• Three heavenly realms
• Three higher realms
• Three higher trainings
• Three holy places of Heruka
• Three humors
• Three humours
• Three identifying principles of Buddhism
• Three illuminations
• Three incorrect ways of listening to the Dharma
• Three inner classes of tantra
• Three inner sections of Tantra
• Three inner tantras
• Three inner yanas of vedic asceticism
• Three inner yoga tantras
• Three insights
• Three integral aspects of a single Buddha
• Three intrinsic natures
• Three jewel
• Three jewels
• Three kaya
• Three kaya buddhahood
• Three kaya meditation
• Three kayas
• Three kind of energies
• Three kinds of Enlightenment
• Three kinds of Sramanera
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• Three kinds of body
• Three kinds of compassion
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• Three kinds of fire pujas
• Three kinds of hindrances
• Three kinds of ignorance
• Three kinds of knowledge
• Three kinds of laziness
• Three kinds of mind
• Three kinds of non-regression
• Three kinds of nowledge
• Three kinds of perception
• Three kinds of prajna
• Three kinds of prostration
• Three kinds of ritual purification
• Three kinds of training
• Three kinds of wisdom
• Three kinds of wisdom-knowledge
• Three kingdoms
• Three knowledges
• Three kāyas
• Three lay patriarchs of the Sakya tradition
• Three lay patriarchs of the Sakya tradition.
• Three lessons about talent from Tibetan Buddhist monks
• Three levels
• Three levels in Advaita Vedanta
• Three levels of Buddhahood
• Three levels of consciousness
• Three levels of mind
• Three levels of non-regression
• Three levels of practice
• Three levels of spiritual capacity
• Three levels of vows
• Three liberations
• Three life bardos
• Three life supporting causes
• Three lineages
• Three lineages in the old translation school of the Nyingma tantras
• Three lineages of transmission
• Three lives
• Three lower realms
• Three lower tantras
• Three lowest realms
• Three main Anuttarayoga Tantra deities
• Three main Deity practices of Gelug
• Three main Dharma protectors of the Gelugpa
• Three main Gelukpa monasteries
• Three main Tantric Yidam practices
• Three main characteristics of existence
• Three main excretions
• Three main hills of Lhasa
• Three main provinces of Tibet
• Three main psychic channels
• Three major forms of Buddhism
• Three major series of teachings given by the Buddha
• Three major structural themes
• Three malas
• Three mandalas
• Three marks of conditioned existence
• Three marks of existence
• Three martyrs of Atsuhara
• Three meditations for emancipation
• Three meditative practices
• Three mental factors of the greed-group
• Three mental poisons
• Three minds
• Three modes
• Three modes of enlightenment
• Three modes of liberation
• Three modes of paying homage
• Three most holy places of Tibet
• Three mudras
• Three mysteries
• Three mystic principles
• Three natures
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• Three neighs of the horse
• Three noble principles
• Three non-natures
• Three non-virtuous karmas of the body
• Three objects
• Three objects, three poisons, and three seeds of virtue
• Three obstacles
• Three obstacles and four devils
• Three of Lord Father and Sons
• Three outer classes of tantra
• Three outer sections of Tantra
• Three outer tantras
• Three outer vehicles
• Three outer yanas leading from the origin
• Three paths
• Three paths: Inference, blessing and direct manifestation
• Three paths (1)
• Three perceptions of the truth
• Three periods
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• Three periods of time
• Three permanences
• Three personalities
• Three physical misdeeds
• Three pitakas
• Three piṭakas
• Three planes of existence
• Three poisonous emotions
• Three poisons
• Three possessions
• Three possible attitudes
• Three precepts
• Three precious treasures in Buddhism
• Three principal Hindu deities
• Three principal Protectors of the Nyingma lineage
• Three principal paths
• Three principles of the path
• Three pure factors
• Three purities when making offerings
• Three qualifications for composing a shastra
• Three realms
• Three realms of cyclic existence
• Three realms of existence
• Three refuges
• Three regions
• Three robes
• Three root
• Three root's
• Three root delusions
• Three root sufferings
• Three root vows
• Three roots
• Three roots of Tantra
• Three saints of the Avatamsaka Sutra
• Three samadhis
• Three sariras
• Three satisfactions
• Three schools of Buddhism
• Three schools of the south and seven schools of the north
• Three scopes
• Three seals
• Three seals of Dharma
• Three secret profound empowerments
• Three secrets
• Three secrets of Tantric Sadhana
• Three secrets of the noble ones
• Three set of Householders vows
• Three sets of deities
• Three sets of vows
• Three special individual consecrations
• Three speeds of chanting
• Three spheres
• Three spheres of dharmic activity
• Three stages of consciousness
• Three stages of practice
• Three stages of tantra
• Three stages of worthiness
• Three standards of comparison
• Three statements of Prahevajra
• Three states
• Three stupas
• Three sufferings
• Three sutra vehicles
• Three svabhavas
• Three sweet foods
• Three tantras
• Three teachings
• Three thousand-fold universe
• Three time periods
• Three times
• Three traditional Buddhist yanas
• Three trainings
• Three trainings of enlightenment
• Three transmissions
• Three treasures
• Three treasures—the Buddha
• Three treatise
• Three treatises
• Three truths
• Three turnings
• Three turnings of the Dharma wheel in the twelve appearances
• Three turnings of the Wheel of Dharma
• Three turnings of the Wheel of the dharma
• Three turnings of the wheel of dharma
• Three turnings of the wheel of the Law
• Three turns of the Wheel of Dharma
• Three types of Bodhisattvas
• Three types of Bodhisattvas (Enlightened-Being)
• Three types of Buddha
• Three types of Future Buddhas
• Three types of Kalachakra
• Three types of Knowledge
• Three types of Wisdom
• Three types of Words of the Buddha
• Three types of character
• Three types of death
• Three types of gods
• Three types of investigation
• Three types of knowledge
• Three types of learning
• Three types of lineages in Tibetan Buddhism
• Three types of meditation
• Three types of miraculous ability
• Three types of nirvana
• Three types of practitioners
• Three types of reason
• Three types of right intentions
• Three types of suffering
• Three types of transmissions of Naya knowledge
• Three types of vehicle
• Three types of vows
• Three types of words of the Buddha
• Three universal characteristics
• Three unvirtuous roots
• Three unwholesome roots
• Three vajra-secrets
• Three vajra resolutions
• Three vajras
• Three vehicles
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• Three views of the path
• Three vijnanas
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• Three ways a perfect human rebirth
• Three ways a perfect human rebirth is highly meaningful
• Three ways of accumulating merits
• Three ways of pleasing or serving the teacher
• Three ways refer to the recitation styles
• Three wheel-embodiments
• Three wheels of dharma
• Three white foods
• Three wholesome roots of generosity
• Three wisdom tools
• Three wisdoms
• Three world-spheres
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• Three yanas
• Three yanas leading from the origin
• Three yanas of powerful transformative methods
• Three yanas of vedic asceticism
• Three year retreat
• Three yogas
• Three Śāstra Order
• Threefold
• Threefold Body of Enlightenment
• Threefold Body of a Buddha
• Threefold Buddhakāya
• Threefold Cessation Of Chih-i
• Threefold Contemplation Of Chih-i
• Threefold Delusion
• Threefold Education
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• Threefold Space Practice: Urgyen Tulku Rinpoche
• Threefold Training
• Threefold Truth Of Chih-i
• Threefold Way
• Threefold World
• Threefold aspect of our Consciousness
• Threefold basket
• Threefold contemplation in a single mind
• Threefold jewels of Buddhism
• Threefold kindness
• Threefold knowledge
• Threefold lore
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• Threefold nature of our Consciousness
• Threefold purity
• Threefold realm
• Threefold refuge
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• Threefold wisdom
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• The Triple Dedication
• The Triple Gem
• The Triple Vision is
• The triple-bladed ritual dagger essentially symbolizes the powerful Buddha-activity of the wrathful deity…
• Triple-Gem
• Triple-bladed ritual dagger
• Triple-robe-wearer's Practice
• Triple-world system
• Triple Gem
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• Triple Gems
• Triple Jewel
• Triple Jewels
• Triple Platform Ordination
• Triple Realm
• Triple Refuge
• Triple Sign Zodiacal Meditations
• Triple Vision
• Triple World
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• Triple robe
• Triple spears
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