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Pages in category "Indian Masters"
The following 117 pages are in this category, out of 117 total.
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- Nagabodhi
- Nagarjuna
- Nagarjuna - Founder of Madhyamaka
- Nagarjuna and Emptiness and Why Nirvana is Samsara
- Nagarjuna as Philosophical Reformer
- Nagarjuna Lecture Notes
- Nagarjuna on the ‘Emptiness of emptiness’
- Nagarjuna's Negative Dialectic And the Significance of Emptiness
- Nagarjuna’s Seventy Verses on Emptiness
- Naropa
- New Padampa Manuscripts
- Nāgārjuna and the philosophy of language
- Nāgārjuna II
- NĀGĀRJUNA'S SEVENTY STANZAS: A BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY OF EMPTINESS
- Nāropā (956-1040 CE)
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- Sagaramegha
- Saraha
- Seven patriarchs
- Seventeen Great Masters (Panditas) of Nalanda Monastery
- Seventeen Nalanda Masters
- Shakyaprabha
- Shalipa
- Shantideva
- Shantigarbha
- Shavaripa
- Shrigupta
- Shā kya ’od
- Six Ornaments and Two Supreme Ones
- Six Words of Advice
- Sublime Path to Kechara Paradise - Vajrayogini's Eleven Yogas of Generation Stage Practice As Revealed by Glorious Naropa
- Sukasiddhi
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- Tantepa
- THE EIGHT MANIFESTATIONS OF GURU PADMASAMBHAVA
- The Hundred Verses of Advice of Padampa Sangye
- The Jewel's Radiance: A Translation of "*Ratnabhāsvara," an Extensive Commentary on the Vajravidāraṇa-nāma-dhāraṇī
- The Ka’bab Zhi lineage (bKa’ babs bZhi) of teachings were brought to Tibet by Marpa
- THE PHILOSOPHY OF NAGARJUNA
- The Truth of Nagarjuna: Something Beyond Nirvana
- The Visualization of the Secret: Atiśa’s Contribution to the Internalization of Tantric Sexual Practices
- ThiNāgārjuna’s Śūnyatā Doctrine As Seen the MMKnking in Buddhism: Nagarjuna's Middle Way
- Tilopa
- Tilopa (988-1069)
- Tilopa is a profound example of the vajra master
- TILOPA WAS BORN THE KING of a province in India
- Tilopa went to the northern part of the country to practice the Dharma
- Translating Nagarjuna
- Two Day Seminar : Ultimate View of Nagarjuna
- Two Marvellous Acharyas
- Two Supreme Ones
