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This category has the following 15 subcategories, out of 15 total.
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Pages in category "Buddhism by Numbers"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 2,134 total.
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- 4 remedial powers to purify non-virtuous actions
- 4 Seals
- 4 seals of Buddhism
- 4 Sights
- 4 subphases
- 4 supplement Paramitas
- 4 Things Necessary for Karma to Ripen
- 4 things you should know if you want to be a Buddhist monk
- 4 types of attraction (which connect beings with the Dharma
- 4 Types of Birth
- 4 Types of Giving
- 4 types of wisdom
- 4 Universal Ages
- 4 wrong conceptions of Noble Truth
- 400 verses
- 404
- 42 Peaceful Deities of the Bardo
- 42 Stages to Enlightenment
- 49 Day Funeral Ceremony
- 4th Dalai Lama
- 4th Karmapa
- 4th Panchen Lama
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- 5 aggregates of the person
- 5 Dakinis + 5 Elements
- 5 decisions
- 5 delusions which are views
- 5 Dhyani Buddha Colors
- 5 Dhyani Buddha Delusions / Wisdoms
- 5 Dhyani Buddha Directions / Chakras / Mudras / Aggregates
- 5 Elements
- 5 faults of not studying teachings on Buddha nature
- 5 features of degenerate times
- 5 heinous crimes (which not purified lead directly to hell
- 5 hindrances
- 5 internal fortune
- 5 obstacles for training the mind
- 5 parts of the Sutta Pitaka
- 5 Paths
- 5 percepts
- 5 phases of the path
- 5 poisons of the mind
- 5 powers
- 5 practices in the Highest Yoga Tantra
- 5 precepts
- 5 precepts for the aspiring Bodhicitta
- 5 Responses to “Elizabeth’s Handout on the Zab mo nang don
- 5 root delusions
- 5 secondary heinous crimes
- 5 Skandhas
- 5 sufferings of gods
- 5 Tenets
- 5 Tips In Tibetan Buddhism For Opening Your Heart And Mind
- 5 Transcendent Buddhas
- 5 wisdoms of Buddha
- 5 Zodiac Elements
- 50 Verses of Guru Devotion
- 50 Verses on Guru Devotion By Indian Master Ashvagosha
- 500 RAKAN
- 51 Mental factors
- 51 types of mind states
- 51-mental-events
- 58 Wrathful Deities of the Bardo
- 5th Dalai Lama
- 5th Karmapa
- 5th Panchen Lama
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- 6 aspects to classify seriousness of actions
- 6 bases
- 6 benefits of remembering death
- 6 causes of delusions
- 6 consciousnesses of senses
- 6 faults of not thinking about the death
- 6 general sufferings
- 6 links of the current lifetime
- 6 links present before the current lifetime
- 6 necessities for training the mind
- 6 noble components of one's practice of 6 Paramitas
- 6 points of equanimity
- 6 points of equanimity of oneself and others on the conventional level
- 6 Practices for Bonding
- 6 qualities of the Dhamma
- 6 root delusions
- 6 topics of Prajna wisdom
- 6 traditional remedial activities
- 6th Dalai Lama
- 6th Jebtsundamba Khutughtu
- 6th Karmapa
- 6th Living Buddha Angyas Enthroned in Tar Monastery
- 6th Panchen Lama
7
- 7 actions which are incompatible with vows of Bodhisattva
- 7 adhikaranasamathas
- 7 contemplations on impermanence
- 7 Enlightenment factors
- 7 Line Prayer The Path of Hidden Meaning and Skillful Means
- 7 rules for settlement
- 7 Things You Didn't Know about Tibet by Donald S. Lopez Jr.
- 7-point posture of Vairochana
- 75 rules of training
- 75 sekhiyas
- 7th Consciousness
- 7th Dalai Lama
- 7th Karmapa
- 7th Month Ghost Festival
- 7th Panchen Lama
8
- 8 abandonings of Dharma novices
- 8 benefits because of Bodhicitta
- 8 benefits of refuge
- 8 characteristics of the Buddha's voice
- 8 circumstanced hindrances
- 8 conditions for a sammasambuddha
- 8 freedoms
- 8 hindrances of mind separated from Dharma
- 8 hot hells
- 8 percepts of lay men and women
- 8 precepts
- 8 qualities of the fully ripening effect of practice the Dharma
- 8 types of consciousnesses of the mind
- 8 Wonders of the Buddhist World
- 8 worldly concerns
- 8,000 Verse text
- 84 Mahasiddhas
- 8th Arjia Rinpoche
- 8th Consciousness
- 8th Dalai Lama
- 8th Karmapa
- 8TH KARMAPA ON CHOD: TEXTS AND LINEAGE. New translation of 8th Karmapa’s short daily Chod practice and full transcription of 17th Karmapa’s Chod teachings
- 8th Panchen Lama
- 8th Tai Situ Lama
- 8th Tai Situ Panchen Chökyi Jungné
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- Eight antidotes
- Eight Aspects Of Attaining The Way
- Eight auspicious goddesses
- Eight auspicious substances
- Eight auspicious symbols
- Eight Auspicious Symbols
- Eight bhumis
- Eight Bodhisattvas
- Eight branches
- Eight Bringers of Good Fortune
- Eight Buddhist Patrons of 12 Zodiac Signs
- Eight cardinal points of the world
- Eight Chariots
- Eight Chariots and Four Lineages
- Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineage
- Eight charnel ground ornaments
- Eight charnel grounds
- Eight Chinese Zen Schools
- Eight classes of Dharma protectors
- Eight classes of gods and demons
- Eight classes of herukas
- Eight cold hells
- Eight Cold Hells
- Eight collections of consciousnesses
- 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 Consciousnesses
- Eight consciousnesses
- Eight consciousnesses and beyond.
- Eight Consciousnesses, What is and isn't Yogacara
- Eight consciousnesses-01
- Eight Couniousness
- Eight Difficult Situations to See The Buddha Or Hear The Dharma
- Eight difficulties
- Winds of Eight Directions
- Eight disciples
- Eight Divisions of Gods and Dragons
- Eight Divisions Of Gods And Dragons
- Eight doors of spontaneous presence
- Eight Downfalls of Ordinary People
- Eight emancipations
- Eight errors
- Eight evil ways
- Eight extremes
- Eight Extremes - Nagarjuna
- Eight female bodhisattvas
- Eight freedoms
- Eight fundamental right views of cultivation
- Eight glorious ornaments
- Eight great bodhisattvas
- Eight great charnel grounds
- Eight Great Close Sons
- Eight great dragon kings
- Eight great fears
- Eight great hells
- Eight great pillars of the practice lineage
- Eight Great Sons
- Eight great vidyadhara, receivers of the transmissions
- Eight Great Wonders
