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• 1༎ལུས་སྦྱིན་མཁའ་འགྲོའི་གད་རྒྱངས་བཞུགས་སོ༎“The Laughter of the Dakini,” The Offering of the Body
  ...[[Trak]] dö nam [[trak]] la chib chib tung [[Ru]] dö nam ru cho [[lha]] [[kang]] jib [[Nang]] trol dang gyu ma khyur khyur rol Tsé nga chyi len [[chak]]
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• Homa Ritual Honoring Amitabha Buddha
  ..., Ban Zha Da Ma Xi Da Ya, Sha Wa Qia Li, [[Hong Hong]] Hong, Ho Ho Ho, A [[Kang]] Suo Ha.
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• Mount Wutai
  ...to be the abode of powerful [[spirits]] is the [[Diamond]] Grotto ([[Chin-kang k'u]]).
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• AN HISTORICAL SURVEY
  ...forefathers had been [[people]] from {{Wiki|Kangju}}”, i.e. Sogdians.28 [[Kang Senghui]] 康僧會 was born early in the third century in {{Wiki|Jiaozhi}} ...[[disciple]] Zhi Liang 支亮, two [[Sogdians]], [[Kang]] Mengxiang 康孟詳 and [[Kang]] Ju 康巨, and three {{Wiki|Indians}}, Zhu Shuofo 竺朔佛 (var. Foshuo
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• The Sacred Life of Tibet
  ...impoche]] ([[Kailash]]) and at [[Tretapuri]], a power place not far from [[Kang Rimpoche]]. Not only the places in the [[heart]] of [[India]], but [[Kang Rimpoche]] and [[Tsari]], which are also [[Bonpo power places]], are [[sacr
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• Homa Ritual Honoring Vajrasattva
  ..., Ban Zha Da Ma Xi Da Ya, Sha Wa Qia Li, [[Hong Hong]] Hong, Ho Ho Ho, A [[Kang]] Suo Ha.
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• Tabo Monastery
  After the earthquake of 1975 a new monastery was built, and in 1983 a new Du-kang or Assembly Hall was constructed. It here that H.H. the [[Dalai Lama]] held
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• The Spread of Buddhism to China: A Re-examination of the Buddhist Interactions between Ancient India and China
  called Zhu Shuofo . There was also a [[wikipedia:Sogdiana|Sogdian]] named [[Kang]] Ju . Additionally, there were also {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[monks]] who came fr ...i Loujiaqian and [[Zhi Qian]] , the [[Sogdians]] [[Kang]] Mengxiang and [[Kang Senghui]] , the [[Indian monk]] Zhu Shuofo and the {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[monk]
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• Chinese Buddhism by Joseph Edkins
  In these few passages from the Kin-kang-king or "[[Diamond]] [[Sutra]]," some of the most prominent [[doctrines]] o
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• On Consecrating an Image of Shakyamuni Buddha Made by Shijō Kingo
  ...undred years after the [[time]] of [[T’ien-t’ai]], [[Shan-wu-wei]], [[Chin-kang-chih]], and [[Pu-k’ung]] founded the so-called [[True Word school]] on th
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• On Consecrating an Image of ShakyamuniBuddha Made by Shijō Kingo
  ...wo hundred years after the time of [[T’ien-t’ai]], [[Shan-wu-wei]], [[Chin-kang-chih]], and [[Pu-k’ung]] founded the so-called [[True Word school]] on th
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• India And China: Beyond And The Within
  ...|Northern India}}" in {{Wiki|Chinese}} historical works. The [[name]] of [[Kang]] Seng-hui from [[Sogdiana]] stands out as a [[master]] of Sino-Indian {{Wi ...|kingdom}} in AD 241. In 251 he began his work of translation. In AD 396 [[Kang]] Daohe translated a [[sutra]], which is lost. [[Yijing]] gives a bio-sketc
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• Palden Lhamo Practice
  CHI YI CHEN SIG NAM KHE KYON KANG SHING NAN GI TAM ZE SA SHI MA LU KYAP YI KI TRUL BE CHO TIN SHING KAM KUN
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• The Concept of Structure as a Basic Epistemological Paradigm of Traditional Chinese Thought
  ...a part of [[mind]] or [[consciousness]]) are structured.35 In effect, Ji [[Kang]] posited a sort of compatibility between [[human]] [[awareness]] and the { [[Mind]] and {{Wiki|structure}} are mutually congruent. (Ji [[Kang]], 1962, p. 225)
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• Tan Sitong’s “Great Unity”: Mental Processes and Yogācāra in An Exposition of Benevolence
  writings of reformer and [[scholar]] [[Kang]] Youwei 康有為 (1858-1927), who in Xinxue weijing ...nism]] as aligned with the {{Wiki|modern}} {{Wiki|ideal}} of progress.13 [[Kang]]
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• Mahakala puja to gratify all the Dharmapalas
  ...]] dutin Jo Nyida pemai denteng su [[Trak]] tso melung trukpe wu Drel ta [[kang]] sum denteng su [[Machig]] khor che [[gye]] [[shing]] tenpar zhug Followin dru zhi pa, miru kyi [[kang]] dang tsi pru nat sok kyi teng [[thok]] phup pa thoe kam kyi [[dha]] yap d
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• The Buddha and the Cosmos
  ...he [[tradition]] of making huge [[statues of the Buddha]] continued at Yun-kang in [[Shansi]], [[China]], and [[Todai-ji]] in [[Japan]]. The extreme of thi
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• Smoke Offering Practice - A True Buddha School Practice Text
  ...h will [[transform]] into smoke. The [[winds]] will blow off the smoke. “[[Kang]]” means extending to the whole vast [[emptiness]].) [[Garuda]] [[Mudra]] ...e]]; “[[Yang]]” is the [[wind]] blowing away the smoke being generated; “[[Kang]]” disperses the smoke throughout the [[Universe]]. To reiterate, while p
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• Milarepa, Yogi of Tibet
  ...y}} by previous [[saints]] in the locale of [[Mount Kailas]], [[Lapchi]] [[Kang]] (Mt. Everest), and other [[sanctified]] places. He then gave to [[Milarep ...ly}} twenty [[caves]] covering the region from [[Mount Kailas]] and Lapchi-Kang in [[Tibet]] to far off [[Nepal]]. It is said that besides his many [[human
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• The schools of Chinese Buddhism
  ...ng-sat-wa (Vajrasattwa). It was brought to [[China]] about A.D. 720 by Kin-kang-chï ([[Vajramati]]), who was succeeded by Pu-k‘ung. Seventy-two works ca
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