Kham
Kham
... verbal expressions) which are inimical to individual and society can be overcome through the Moral Purity, and this can be taken as an aspect of Vikkhambhana-pahāna[22]–overcoming by suspension or repression ...
... Khamba province and only 17 families came from Amdo province. The U-Tsang province being very close to Indian border the refugees came from this province, Chaprang district, Purong and Ngarighar districts. ...
... for all his needs. The second was Pamsukulacivara which prescribed roles prepared only from rags taken from dust - heaps in the villages and cemeteries. The third was Rukkhamulasenāsans which demanded ...
... (3) nekkhamma (renunciation) (4) pragga (wisdom) (5) viriya (energy, vigour) (6) khanti (patience) (7) sacca (truthfulness) (8) adhitthana (resolution) (9) metta (loving kindness) (10) upekkha (equanimity). ...
... 6th Zimwock Tulku was born ina refugee camp in Manali in Northern India. His father was Dzongsar Gang-naTulkuRinpoche, who was a highly respected Rime lama, in exile from Dzongsar Monastery in Kham. The ...
... ner-e inu (Chapter 149) 48.1.khams gsum gyi ming la 49.    23v amarmaγ-un ǰirγuγan tngri inu (Chapter 150) 49.1.’dod lha drug gi ming la 50.    24r angq-a diyan-u γurban tngri ...
... from just a few to over 100. In 2005, the late Penor Rinpoche’s Kunzang Palyul Choling, in partnership with the Khamariin Khiid in Sainshand Sum (district) of Dornogovi province of Mongolia, began sponsoring ...
... kinds of gold (depictions No. 19-26): are painted. I’ll give the names of several types of gold, painting on the plate No. 23: No. 20 golden alloy, No. 22 yellow-red gold available in modern Kham or No. ...
... is call the path/practice leading to non-dispute. 7 T27n1545, p899a25 8 AKB, p417, 2-5: tatra araNA nAma kazcit eva arhan klezaprabhavaM sattvAnAM duHkhaM viditva AtmAnaM ca dakSiNIya-vizeSaM pareSAM tat-AlambanaM ...
... the first time, there were many prominent monks who were well-versed in Pāḷi, namely: 1.Venerable Phra Khamphi Mahathera, the abbot of Wat Keo, the supreme patriarch; 2. Venerable Phra Mahā Thepluang, ...
Traditionally Myanmar claims that Buddhism arrived in there by land and by sea at least five times. The first three arrivals took place in Buddha’s life time and the second two in post Buddha’s time. Modern ...
... school was established on the initiative of the great Buryat authorities Agvan Dorzhiev (1853/54 - 1938) and Khampo Lama (since 1895 г[1]. until 1911 г.) and the most outstanding Buryat an emchi[2] - lama ...

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