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This category has the following 200 subcategories, out of 2,217 total.
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- Ucchusma
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- Water Bowl Offerings
- Water Element
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- Wendi L. Adamek: Articles & publications
- Western Buddhism
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- Yab-yum
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- Yogi C. M. Chen
- Yogini Tantra
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- Yuga
- Yungdrung Bön
- Yuthok Nyingthik
Pages in category "Buddhist Terms"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 93,405 total.
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- Clear Light of Bliss: The Practice of Mahamudra in Vajrayana Buddhism by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
- Clear Meaning: Studies on a Thirteenth Century rDzogs-chen Text
- CLEAR RAIN MELTING FROZEN SNOW, THE GURU’S BLESSINGS: MEETING HIS MOTHER, LIFE AFTER PRISON, MAHASIDDHA KARMA NORBU, FINDING KHENPO MUNSEL AND GETTING MONASTIC VOWS. Guru Stories (Part 4) by 8th Garchen Rinpoche
- Clear to the Courthouse - 15
- Clear Wisdom
- Clear Words
- Clearing Away Extremes Imputed by Others
- Clearing Away Misconceptions about Kalachakra
- Clearing the Obstacles on the Path
- Clearing the Path
- Clearing Up Uncertainties About Basis and Expression
- Clemente, M. (2007), "Colophons as Sources: Historical Information from some Brag dKar rta so Xylographies". Rivista di Studi Sudasiatici 2, pp. 121-60
- Clifton Hill Zendo
- Clinging and The Three Natures Theory: Concepts and a Hypothesis based on the Tattvārtha
- Clinging to morality and rules
- Clinging to rites and rituals
- Close Approach
- Close placement of mindfulness
- Close retreat
- Close your eyes
- Close your eyes and imagine your body seated in a vast, endless sea of clear white light
- Closed eyes
- Closest view of Mount Kailash North Face
- CLOSING THE WOMB DOOR, REMEMBER TO TURN AWAY. IT IS THE VERY TIME WHEN COURAGE AND PURE PERCEPTION ARE NEEDED
- Clothes
- Clothes & fashion
- Cloud and Water — Venerable Master Hsing Yun.
- Cloud Banks of Blessings: A Prayer Recounting the Eleven Deeds of the Life and Liberation of the Guru from Uḍḍiyāna
- Cloud Banks of Blessings: Prayer to Guru Padmasambhava by the Fifth Dalai Lama
- Cloud of Samantabhadra offerings
- Cloud-like Emanation of the Natural Mandala of Wrathful Deities
- Cloudbanks of the Two Accumulations A Gathering Offering Including The Six Vajra Lines Supplication To Be Practiced With Any Guru Sadhana
- Clouds in Water Zen Center- St. Paul, Minnesota
- Clouds of Offerings to Delight the Victorious Ones
- CLOUDS OF OFFERINGS TO LADY G.YANG RI1— A PROTECTOR PRACTICE BY THE FIRST YOL MO SPRUL SKU SHĀKYA BZANG PO (15TH/16TH CENT.)2
- CNY Prayer to Kalachakra (Video)
- CO EMERGENT WISDOM
- Co ne bka gyur
- Co-emergently arising cause
- Co-Living Movement of both organic and inorganic substances
- Co-ordinating Practice with the Moon
- Coast and City Sangha
- Cocoon
- Cod pan mgrin bzang ma
- Codified Tranquility: Ritual and Communitas in the Japanese Way of Tea by Emilia Maria Kangasjärvi
- Coemergent ignorance
- Coercion
- Coffee doesn’t go with Buddhism in China
- Cog
- Cog bzhag
- Cog bzhag bzhi
- Cog ro klu'i rgyal mtshan
- Cog ro Klu'i rgyal mtshan
- COG RO KLU’I RGYAL MTSHAN
- Cog ro Klu’i rgyal mtshan
- Cognition
- Cognition must be grasped first
- Cognition of the exhaustion of defilements
- Cognitive
- Cognitive Apparatus and the Nature of the Mind in Tibetan Buddhism
- Cognitive benefits
- Cognitive obscuration
- Cognitive obscurations
- Cognitive psychology
- Cognitive Scepticism Of Nagarjuna
- Coherence and Discontinuity
- COLD HELLS
- Cold Hells
- Cold-suffering bird
- Colebrooke
- Colin Thubron on the pilgrims' trail in Tibet
- Collapse of the Wave Function
- Collapsing the Mandala
- Collected Essays on the World of Peace and Delight
- Collected Sadhanas
- Collected Stories of the Buddha's Deeds in Past Lives
- Collected Tantras of the Ancients'
- Collected Topics
- Collected Topics and the Logic of Consequences
- Collected Works Of Je Tsongkhapa by Lobsang Dakpa (Tibetan)
- Collected works of Patrul Rinpoche
- Collecting guide: Teachings of the thangka
- COLLECTION HIGHLIGHT: THE DEMONESS OF TIBET
- Collection of Advice
- Collection of essays in Architecture
- Collection of merit
- Collection of Middle Way Reasoning
- Collection of Middle-length Discourses
- Collection of Practices to Avert Infectious Disease
- Collection of Praises
- Collection of Teachings On Empowerment
- Collection of thoughts of a teacher-guru
- Collection of Tibetan Buddhist Art
- Collection of wisdom
- Collective karma
- Collective karma and individual karma
- Collective Karma In Buddhism?
- Collective Memory and Embodiment of the Naga in the Northern Thai Cultural Landscape
- Colloquial Chinese Mandarin
- Colloquial Mongolian The Complete Course for Beginners
- Colonel Olcott’s reforms of the 19th Century and their Cultural Significance
- COLOPHON OF THE GZER MYIG (AND OTHER SIMILAR REFERENCES)
- Colophon to the Root Verses of Dakini Heart Essence (mKha 'gro thugs thig) Collected Works of Dudjom, vol. 16, pg. 10.
- Color Symbolism and Culture
- Color Symbolism in Buddhism
- Color Symbolism in Buddhist Art
- Color Symbolism Represented in Buddhist Traditions
- Colors and Types of Robes
- Colors in Buddhism
- Colors of Religion: Buddhism
- Colossal Buddha Statues along the Silk Road
- Colour terms in Tibeto-Burman languages
- Columbus Buddhists feel blessed to build center
- Combination of the Heavenly Stems
- Combined Accomplishment of the Four Deities
- COMBINED ACCOMPLISHMENT PRACTICE
- Combining Yoga with Buddhist Practice
- Combining Yoga with Buddhist Practice - Yury Milyutin
- Combining, excluding, corresponding, and including
- Come and help with small tasks and enjoy cultural exchange
- Come to be a part of our buddhist Center and enjoy daily
- Come to be a part of our buddhist Center and enjoy daily group meditation in Scharnstein, Austria
- Coming Down from the Zen Clouds: A Critique of the Current State of American Zen
- COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN: TRANSFORMATIONS OF CONTEMPLATIVE CULTURE IN EASTERN TIBET
- COMING to TERMS with CHINESE BUDDHISM
- COMING TO TERMS WITH ZHIYI'S BUDDHĀNUSMṚTI: A CRITICAL READING OF ZHIYI'S THEORY IN DYNAMIC MIND A Dissertation
- COMING TO YOUR SENSES – 2002, 2017
- Command of the Eight Great Displays
- Command, order
- Command-seal
- Commemoration Day of Shakyamuni Buddha’s Renunciation
- COMMENCEMENT OF THE DISPUTES
- Commentaries
- Commentaries and Studies on Nagarjuna
- Commentaries on the Dakini’s Warm Breath Ngondro given by Traktung Rinpoche
- Commentaries on the Lojong points and slogans were chosen because they lent the following qualities
- Commentaries on the Practice of Vajrasattva
- Commentaries on the Tibetan Book of the Dead
- Commentaries on Xuanzang’s Inference in Shilla
- Commentaries on: The Six Session Guru Yoga, The Short Sadhana of the Solitary Hero Vajrabhairava and The Short Sadhana of Vajrayogini by Kyabje Gelek Rinpoche
- Commentary by 10th Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche
- COMMENTARY BY KHENPO NAMDROL - 3. the defects of samsara
- Commentary on "Root Text for Mahamudra" – Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey
- Commentary on "The Treatise on the Pure Land
- Commentary on Bodhichitta
- Commentary on Chapter 3 of Longchenpa’s Dzogchen Text – Dudjom Rinpoche
- Commentary on Chokyi Gyaltsen’s '' A Presentation of Tenets ''
- Commentary on Cittamani Tara by Venerable Geshe Tsephel
- Commentary on Homage to 21 Taras
- Commentary on Ngöndro Practice according to The New Treasure of Dudjom
- Commentary on Nāgārjuna's Verses on the Essence of Dependent Origination
- Commentary on Some Terms from the Great Perfection
- Commentary on the Exceptional Instruction of the Learned Shri Gyalpo; Paltrul Rinpoche
- Commentary on the Four Hundred Verses on the Yogic Deeds of Bodhisattvas
- Commentary on the Guhya-garbha Tantra (‘Hidden-Embryo Loom’)
- Commentary on the Guhyajnana Sadhana ‘Fulfillment of all Wishes’
- Commentary on the Infinite Life Sutra — Ven. Master Chin Kung.
- Commentary on the Meditation on the Buddha Infinite Life Sutra
- Commentary on the Meditation Sutra
- Commentary on the Seven Points of Mind Training by Gyalse Tokme Zangpo
- Commentary on the Seventy Stanzas on Emptiness
- Commentary on the Sixty Stanzas on Reasoning
- Commentary on the Ten Stages Sutra
- COMMENTARY ON THE ‘EXTREMELY CONCISE SADHANA OF CHAKRASAMVARA FIVE DEITIES: UTTER ILLUMINATION OF THE INNERMOST ESSENCE’ (by Drupon Rinchen Dorjee Rinpoche)
- Commentary on Vajra Verses on the Natural State
- Commentary on Valid Cognition
- Commentary on “Compendium of Ways of Knowing” – Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey
- Commentary on “Instructions on the Garland of Views” the only written teaching by Padmasambhava (Lopon Pema Jungna)
- Commentary to the Bonpo book of the dead
- Commentary verse by verse
- Commenting by quoting The case of Manorathanandin’s Pramāṇavārttikavr̥tti
- COMMENTS ON BARDO THODOL FROM A WESTERN PSYCHIATRIST
- Comments on Salient Points in the Sampasadaniya Sutta
- Comments on Tensions in American Buddhism
- Commercialization of Buddhism in Singapore
- COMMITMENT
- Commitment being
- Commitments
- Commitments (The commitments of training the mind)
- COMMITMENTS AND VOWS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE TAKEN A HIGHEST YOGA TANTRA INITIATION
- COMMITMENTS, VOWS AND RECOMMENDED PRACTICES FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE TAKEN REFUGE, PRATIMOKSHA VOWS, AND BODHISATTVA VOWS
- Committee for Bhiksuni Ordination in the Tibetan Buddhist
- Committing Suicide
- Commodification and Tibetan Buddhism: An Anthropological study
- Common accomplishment
- Common Appendices
- Common Buddhist Etiquette
- Common Buddhist Misunderstandings
- COMMON BUDDHIST TEXT: GUIDANCE AND INSIGHT FROM THE BUDDHA
- COMMON FEATURES IN THE CULTURES OF THE KALMYKS AND THE BURYATS
- Common Foundation—Renunciation and Bodhicitta
- Common Ground, Common Cause: Buddhism and Science on the Afflictions of Self-Identity1
- Common Madhyamaka
- Common Meditations for the Migtsema Recitation
- Common Misunderstandings about Buddhism
- Common Misunderstandings about Tantra
- COMMON PRACTICES (BUDDHISM, SOUTH AND NORTH)
- Common Preliminary Practices: Meditation for the Recitation of the the Four Causes of Renunciation
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 1. Buddhism does not advocate for idolatry, so why would people still make Buddha statues and even prostrate to them?
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 2. If we do not have a Buddhist altar or a Buddha statue at home, then towards which direction should we prostrate?
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