Lam Rim Chen Mo
Chapter 3: How to Listen to and Explain the Teachings Page 66 lists individuals to whom one should not give teaching. |
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In a footnote in the handouts for Unit 1, Prof. Terentyev mentions the reference by outsiders to Tibetan Buddhism as 'Lamaism'. |
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In the introduction to the Text, Ruegg refers to antecedent and parallel texts in Sanskrit and Tibetan, as well as Tsongkhapa's own citation of a number of Indian sutra and sastra texts. (ref. p 25) |
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In the notes for Unit 1, Prof Terentyev states that "It cannot be established... that Saykamuni Buddha taught in only one or all of these Indian languages", referring to Pali, Magadhi and Sanskrit. |
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In this section of The Great Treatise, Tsong-kha-pa refers to gurus having a deep understanding of the three scriptural knowledges. Would this refer to the Tripitaka? |
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In this section of Book 1 of The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path, Gunaprabha's Sutra on the Disciple is quoted, listing among others, not teaching to one "whose head is wrap |
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Has anyone taken both Lam Rim and Bodhisattva ideal? I'm looking to take one of these next semester (along with Buddhism in Japan) and am interested in pros/cons regarding these two courses. |
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Great news everyone! The Karmapa is about to reinstate the Bhikshuni order in Tibetan Buddhism! |
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When I first studied Tibetan Buddhism, I was expecting to meet all those Tibetan deities, such as Vajravārāhī or Cakrasamvara, etc. |
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Buddhist center SRAVASTI ABBEY presents a video series of teachings on Tibetan LAM RIM CHEN MO by Budd |
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