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Articles starting with letter On
- On'yomi
- On'yomi sei
- On-one's-own vehicle
- On-the-spot Tonglen practice
- On "Reality of Mind" - A comparison of Western Opinion with Abhidhamma
- On Achievement
- On Alaya Mind & the Wind of Impermanence
- On Amitābha, Amitāyu(s), Sukhāvatī and the Amitābhavyūha
- On Anatta (No-Self), Emptiness, Maha and Ordinariness, and Spontaneous Perfection
- On Ascertaining Accomplishment
- On Attachment
- On Attaining Buddhahood in This Lifetime
- On Bardo Practice
- On Being None With Nature: Nagarjuna and the 1 Ecology of Emptiness
- On Buddhas behaving badly…
- On Buddhist Tantra
- On Buddhist Thought
- On Campus Masters Degrees in Buddhism, Turku, Finland
- On Chanting "Amitabha" Dr. Yutang Lin
- On Chanting ''Amitabha''
- On Chöd, bodies of illusion, and transmission of the blessings of lineage…
- On Chöd Drums
- On Consecrating an Image of ShakyamuniBuddha Made by Shijō Kingo
- On Consecrating an Image of Shakyamuni Buddha Made by Shijō Kingo
- On Consecration by the Deities
- On Conversation between Deleuzians and Buddhists by Professor Ian Cook
- On Death
- On Death and the Bardo Planes By Lynne
- On Decoding Mantras
- On Dharma, to action! (A short critique of Buddhism)
- On Dzongsar Khyentse’s Letter to the Rigpa Sangha
- On Edward Bulwer-Lytton: Agharta, Shambhala, Vril and the Occult Roots of Nazi Power
- On Elemental Phenomenology: Sallis and Dzogchen Buddhism
- On Emptiness and Nonseparability: Different Languages for
- On Establishing the Correct Teaching
- On Establishing the Correct Teaching for the Peace of the Land
- On Fasting From a Buddhist's Perspective Rev. Heng Sure, Ph.D
- On Freedom of Religion in Lithuania
- On Individuality & Reincarnation
- On Interpretations of the anusmṛti of the Three Jewels
- On Kalacakra Sadhana and Social Responsibility
- On Kamalashila's Bhavanakrama: The Practice of Meditation According To the Yogacara Tradition of Buddhism
- On Knowable Objects
- On Lokayata Philosophy
- On Mantranaya
- On Mantric Traditions: the teachings of Kukai and Sri Aurobindo
- On Not Understanding Extraordinary Language in the Buddhist Tantra of Japan
- On Nāgārjuna’s Ontological and Semantic Paradox
- On Oblation into Fire
- On Offering Prayers to the Mandala of the Mystic Law
- On Opening the Sutra
- On Overhearing as a Motif of Hindu Fiction
- On Practicing the Buddha's Teachings - Nichiren Buddhism
- On Prejudice, Vajrayana, and the Perception of “Otherness”
- On Preserving: Essays on Preservationism and Paraconsistent Logic
- On Proof of Real-Entityness of Asaṃskṛtadharmas in Sarvāstivāda Abhidharma literature
- On Purification
- On Reality
- On Recitation
- On Reciting the Holy Name Clearly or Distractedly
- On Secret Gestures
- On Seeing the Guru as a Buddha
- On Shambhala and the Samaya Connection By Ellen Mains
- On Sleep
- On Some Differences Between Insight Meditation and Zen
- On Some Late Records About the Buddha's Birth and Genealogy
- On Stanisław Schayer’s Research on Ny¯aya
- On Tantra
- On Tantric Buddhism and Deity Practice
- On The Heart Sutra
- On The Inscrutability Of Buddhist Reference by Nicholas Clairmont
- On The Mysteries of Mithras
- On The Origins Of Transcendental Wisdom: The Prajna-Paramita Literature
- On The Path Of The Buddha – Specifics And Distribution Of Buddhism In Bulgaria
- On The Short Sadhana of Amitabha Buddha and The Pureland of Dewachen
- On Those to Be Trained
- On Tibetan Buddhism
- On Time
- On Torma Offering
- On Uighur elements in Buddhist Mongolian Texts
- On Vajrayana Lineages – the different schools of Vajrayana
- On Visualisation in Tantric Practice by Peter Morrell
- On Wearing Bifocals: Notes on the Sandōkai
- On Younghusband, the Last Great Imperial Adventurer by Patrick French
- On a Remote Siberian Island Asking, Was It Just a Dream?
- On a more pastoral vajrayana and haughty lamas…
- On amirita teizei kara un
- On bdag, gzhan, and the Supposed Active-passive Neutrality of Tibetan Verbs
- On becoming an Arahat
- On criticizing fellow Buddhists
- On criticizing fellow Buddhists by David Chapman
- On death and dying
- On discourses addressed by infdel logicians
- On equivalencies and a new dharma center…
- On her head is a five-jeweled crown
- On how to engage in a Meditative Path
- On initiation
- On local and mountain deities in Bhutan by Françoise Pommaret
- On making offerings to those who have passed: bearing witness to september 11th
- On ornament, textiles and baldachins depicted on the ceilings of buddhist cave temples in Khartse Valley, Western Tibet. Form, Function and Meaning
- On real time Buddhist pastoral care and the experience of loss when a lama dies
- On resting with Tilopa…
- On some Buddhist Uses of the kaliyuga
- On some rDzogs chen aspects in a gCod Text from the Bla ma dgongs ’ dus , a gTer ma collection discovered by Sangs rgyas gling pa ( 1341-1396 )
- On some rDzogs chen aspects in a gCod Text from the Bla ma dgongs ’dus, a gTer ma collection discovered by Sangs rgyas gling pa (1341-1396)
- On supreme bliss - a study of the history and interpretation of the Cakrasamvara Tantra
- On text, owning our language and the ghostly apparitions of self…
- On the Absence of Self: A Critical Analysis of Tsongkhapa ’s Philosophy of Emptiness.
- On the Alayavijñana in the Awakening of Faith Comparing and Contrasting Wonhyo and Fazang’s Views on Tathagatagarbha and Alayavijñana
- On the Assimilation of Indic Grammatical Literature into Indigenous Tibetan Scholarship
- On the Bardo Realm
- On the Beginning of Contemporary Tibetan Art
- On the Buddha's Prophecy - Nichiren Buddhism Library
- On the Buddha-nature of Insentient Things
- On the Buddha as an Avatāra of Vishnu
- On the Buddhism Beat: "Buddhists Behaving Badly?"
- On the Circle of Yoginīs
- On the Composition and Printings of the Deb gter sngon po by 'Gos Lo tsā ba Gzhon nu dpal (1392-1481)," Journal of the International Association of Tibetan Studies, no. 2 (August
- On the Construction of a Theory of Everything Based on Buddhist Cosmological Model
- On the Date of the Tibetan Translation of Asvaghosa's Buddhacarita
- On the Deity/Deities
- On the Distinction Between Epistemic and Metaphysical Buddhist Idealisms: A Śaiva Perspective
- On the Earliest Mandalas in a Buddhist Context
- On the Edge of Myth and History: Za hor, its Place in the History of Early Indian Buddhist Tantra, and Dalai Lama V and the Genealogy of its Royal Family
- On the Edge of Myth and History: Za hor, its Place in the History of Early Indian Buddhist Tantra, and Dalai Lama V and the Genealogy of its Royal Family" by Leonard van der Kuijp
- On the Emergence of the Mahayana Buddhism
- On the Epic of Gesar of Ling
- On the Extinction of Mind
- On the Feast
- On the Final Words of Orgyen Tendzin Norbu
- On the Four Stages of Faith and the Five Stages of Practice
- On the Fourth Dimension
- On the Fundamentals of All Tantras and Secret Language
- On the Ganzai Zurag surviving in the Erdenezuu Monastery
- On the Heart Essence of the Great Perfection mingled with my mind
- On the Idea of Yana
- On the Ideal Debater: Yogacarabhumi, Abhidharmasamuccaya and Abhidharmasamuccaya¯as. ya1
- On the Ignorance of the Learned
- On the Indian Origins of the Tibetan Practice of Depositing Relics and Dhāraṇīs in Stūpas and Images
- On the Jetsun Khalkha Dampa: HH 14th Dalai Lama’s ‘Prayer for his Swift Return’ and ‘Advice to Mongolians on his Rebirth’
- On the Life of gNubs-chen Sangs-rgyas ye-shes
- On the Making of the Tibetan Translation of Lakṣmī's *Sahajasiddhipaddhati: 'Bro Lotsā ba Shes rab Grags and his Translation Endeavors
- On the Mamos, the Dharmapala Principle and Mahakali Vetali
- On the Meaning of Samaya by Shamarpa Rinpoche
- On the Nature and Message of the Lotus Sutra in the Light of Early Buddhism and Buddhist Scholarship (Towards the Beginnings of Mahayana)
- On the Observance
- On the Occasion of the Panchen Lama’s 33rd Birthday
- On the Origin of the People of Tibet, and the Ancestor of the First King: Nyatri Tsenpo
- On the Paduka of the Guru
- On the Paradoxical Method of the Chinese Mādhyamika: Seng-Chao and the Chao-Lun treatise
- On the Path of the Buddha: Buddhist Pilgrimage in North India and Nepal (Video)
- On the Path of the Buddha – Specifics and
- On the Path to ENLIGHTENMENT
- On the Peaceful Practices of the Lotus Sutra
- On the Problem of the External World in the Ch’eng wei shih lun
- On the Relative Chronology of Dharmakīrti and Samantabhadra
- On the Scroll Painting
- On the Sources, Style and Authorship of Chapters of the Synoptic Suvarṇaprabhāsottama-sūtra T664 Ascribed to Paramārtha (Part 1)
- On the Status of the Yogācāra School in Tibetan Buddhism
- On the Ten Worlds
- On the Term "Sahaj Samadhi"
- On the Theory and Practice of Tibetan Geomancy
- On the Theory of Intrinsic Determination of Universal Concomitance in Buddhist Logic
- On the Thirteenth Dalai Lama Ngawang Lozang Thubten Gyatso
- On the Three Statements of Garab Dorje
- On the Trail of Wise Fools and Simpletons in the Himalayas
- On the Urabon
- On the Vajra Family
- On the Very Idea of a Tantric Canon:Myth, Politics, and the Formation of the Bka’ ’gyur
- On the Very Idea of a Tantric Canon: Myth, Politics, and the Formation of the Bka’ ’gyur
- On the Very Idea of a Tantric Canon: Myth, Politics, and the Formation of the Bka’ ’gyur1 - David B. Gray
- On the Yogācāra Treatises and Buddha Nature
- On the difference it makes that Nāgārjuna starts with causation
- On the history and identification of two of the Thirteen Later Translations of the Dzogchen Mind Series
- On the importance of certainty…
- On the meaning and translation of ‘Shentong’ – a modern debate?
- On the meaning of the term 'Chod Body Offering
- On the moon mat appears the female Buddha, Locana
- On the shakedown, being a contender and the tantric rub…
- On the thirteenth day the wrathful manifestations of the eight female bodhisattvas appear, the eight wrathful kaurimas
- On the view: the false dichotomy between dzogchen and mahamudra…
- On the ‘Shintō’ Statues of Matsuo Shrine: Tendai Buddhist Rituals, Iconography, and Veneration in Japan and China*
- On this, the sutras have the following analogy
- On top of Ka
- On tradition and scholarship, two rivers and one sea
- On translating the term ''d.r.s.taanta'' in early Buddhist formal logic
- On voices from the wilderness: ''where we go from here…''
- Once-Returner
- Once-Returners
- Once-returner
- Once-returners
- Once-returning
- Once-to-be-reborn
- Once Dumb, Twice Crazy, Third Time Wise: A Tale of Buddhist
- Once Returner
- Once Returning
- Once an Asura, Always an Asura?
- Once destroyed by the Taliban, the Buddha statues live again
- Once returner
- Once returning
- One's awareness
- One's awareness; one's own self-cognizing
- One's mind becomes seized by excitation about the Dhamma and, as a consequence, develops serenity and abandons the Fetters
- One's own Original Nature
- One's own abode
- One's own base
- One's own immediate awareness
- One's own mind
- One's own strength
- One's own suffering
- One-Eyed
- One-Hundred-Verse Treatise
- One-Hundred-Word Treatise
- One-Life Bodhisattva
- One-Pointed Concentration
- One-Pointedness
- One-Sheet Document
- One-Syllable Golden Wheel
- One-Vehicle Dharma
- One-eyed
- One-eyed turtle
- One-faced and two-armed form of Kālacakra
- One-life Bodhisattva
- One-pillar gate
- One-pointed
- One-pointed Concentration
- One-pointed concentration
- One-pointed focus on the object of meditation
- One-pointed meditation
- One-pointed mind of the desire realm
- One-pointedness
- One-pointedness Concentration
- One-pointedness of Mind
- One-pointedness of mind
- One-sessioner's practice
- One-sided
- One-syllable seed sounds
- One-taste
- One-thousand-spoked wheel
- One-utterance School
- One-vehicle
- One-vehicle Dharma
- One-way path
- One: Who is God?
- One Absent-of-any-Self
- One Agama Sutra
- One Aspect of the Consecration Ceremony of Images in Buddhist Tantrism: "The Ten Rites" Prescribed in the Kriyasangrahapanjika and Their Background
- One Braid of Hair
- One Breath at a Time Buddhism and the Twelve Steps
- One Buddha Vehicle
- One Buddha vehicle
- One Dharma: The Emerging Western Buddhism
- One Dharma seal
- One Distracted by a Cuckoo
- One Earth Sangha - Expressing a Buddhist response to
- One Faculty of Wisdom
- One Foot in the World
- One Having Light Rays
- One Holding the Corpse
- One Hundred & Twenty-two Deity Abhisambodhi Vairochana Mandala
- One Hundred Deities of Bardo (中阴文武百尊)
- One Hundred Dharmas
- One Hundred Dragons
- One Hundred Fables Sutra
- One Hundred Peaceful and Wrathful Deities: Observations on an Annual Ceremony by the Ngakpas of Rebkong
- One Hundred Peaceful and Wrathful Deities of the Bardo
- One Hundred Sadhanas
- One Hundred Sadhanas of Bari
- One Hundred Teachings of Bari Lotsawa Rinchen Drag
- One Hundred Thousand Moons - An Advanced Political History of Tibet
- One Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa
- One Hundred Verses Treatise
- One Hundred and Eight Verses Praising Great Compassion Introduction
- One Hundred and Tweny One Cittas
- One Mind
- One Minute Buddhism - VIDEO
- One Minute Wisdom: Richard Salomon on the Gandhara Manuscripts as Relics (Video)
- One Moment of eternal
- One Practice Samādhi
- One Step Beyond: How The China-Based Sangha Retreat Promises Leadership When It Comes To Wellness
- One Supreme Divine Reality
- One Swallowed by a Fish
- One Taste - Earthling Opinion
- One That Has Come
- One Vehicle
- One Vehicle's
- One View Of Tendai Buddhism
- One Who Can Endure
- One Who Dwells in the Forest
- One Who Enhances Virtue
- One Who Has Entered the Flow
- One Who Saves
- One Who Sees and Hears the Cry from the Human World
- One Worthy of Offerings
- One Yana,
- One Yidam to focus them all
- One appearance
- One astrologers reflections
- One by One, Becoming a Hand on the Thousand-Armed Kannon
- One can also recite the following requesting prayers while doing circumambulations
- One cannot be born in this land through minor good roots, blessings, virtues and causal connections
- One chapter and two halves
- One conscious-moment
- One day lay vows
- One designation
- One flavor
- One for whom the words are the utmost attainment
- One germinating only once more
- One great matter
- One great reason
- One hundred Buddhist legends
- One hundred dharmas
- One hundred great tertöns
- One hundred peaceful and wrathful deities
- One hundred protective chakras
- One hundred protective chakras. Ceremony
- One instant of thought
- One liberated by wisdom
- One liberated in both ways
- One like that
- One lineage of the Sūtra tradition of Prajñāpāramitā, or Yum Chen mo
- One nature and distinct exclusions
- One of Perfect Clarity and Conduct
- One of Proper and Universal Knowledge
- One of developed self
- One of rarest Buddhist stupas found in Kalmykia
- One of the Action Family
- One of the Most Important Daily Practices
- One of the dge sbyong gi 'bras bu bzhi
- One of the five wisdoms
- One of the four pilgrimage sites
- One of the infinite mental states
- One of the many folk
- One of the most popular of the four great Bodhisattvas
- One of the offering substances
- One of the three divisions of the fallacy
- One passing from one noble family to another
- One path
- One pointedness
- One practice samadhi
- One principle
- One reaching Nibbāna without exertion
- One realizing the path of stream-winning
- One ring, or one Yidam — focus for transformation
- One should also consider the five secondary energies
- One simple meal a day, before noon
- One supported by bare insight
- One taste
- One thing
- One thought-moment
- One true dharma realm
- One utterance
- One vehicle
- One vehicle of Buddhahood
- One vehicle teaching
- One who, even though they have not completely perfected the excellent qualities and abandoned all the faults, does not possess any inappropriate qualities. Both these types are suitable
- One who Rules by the Thousand-spoked Wheel
- One who bears the lineage
- One who believes in life after death
- One who believes in the authority of the Vedas
- One who can move through the sky
- One who cannot be saved
- One who entered
- One who entered the stream
- One who enters
- One who follows the sūtras—the words of the Buddha
- One who has arrived at suchness
- One who has become Truth
- One who has become truth
- One who has destroyed his foe
- One who has entered the stream
- One who has gone to suchness
- One who has left the battlefield
- One who has one yellow Eye
- One who has thus come
- One who has thus gone
- One who hears the voice
- One who is canker-free
- One who is concentrated knows and sees things as they really are
- One who is fermentation-free
- One who is worthy of receiving obeisance
- One who knows virtue
- One who lives by alms
- One who looks down
- One who meditates
- One who possesses understanding
- One who reaches Nibbāna within the first half of life
- One who rides the clouds
- One who takes tranquillity as his vehicle
- One who turns
- One whose cankers are destroyed
- One whose fermentations are destroye
- One whose fermentations are destroyed
- One whose practice is yoga
- One with 7 births at the utmost
- One with the Eye
- One with unobstructed knowledge of scriptures
- One with vulture’s feathers
- One woman having several husbands) has been freely tolerated
- One worthy of offerings
- One yojana equals eight miles
- Oneness
- Oneness Of Delusion And Enlightenment
- Oneness of body and mind
- Oneness of life and its environment
- Oneness of living beings and Buddhas
- Oneself is the refuge for one
- Ongdala: The Initiation of a Young Monk (2010) (Video)
- Ongi-kuden
- Ongi kuden
- Ongiin Gol
- Ongoing
- Ongwé min jé nyal drö gyün zang gi
- Onjo-ji
- Onjo-ji temple
- Onjoji temple
- Onko-bu
- Online: Manjushri Empowerment and Namasangiti Oral Transmission
- Online Sangha: Virtual Parisa
- Online Sangha List - Spirit Rock - An Insight Meditation Center
- Online Sanskrit Texts Project
- Only Buddhas and Bodhisattvas found in the Lotus Sutra
- Only Knowing: Commentary on Vasubandhu's Trimsika-karika
- Only Mother Lamp
- Only Our spiritual development helps us with death
- Only We Can Help Ourselves
- Only a Fool Becomes a King: Buddhist Stances on Punishment
- Only consciousness
- Only mind
- Only reality is mind
- Only way
- Onryu Patrick Teverbaugh
- Ontario
- Onto-Cosmological Experience of Self
- Onto-Epistemology of Sudden Enlightenment in Chan Buddhism
- Ontologic
- Ontological Experience and the Ontic Ontological Human Being
- Ontologically
- Ontology
- Onward toward Heaven: Burning the Nok Hatsadiling