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Meaning of "dharmas"
Dharma (noun) - A concept in Hinduism and Buddhism that refers to the cosmic law and order governing individual conduct and is often interpreted as duty or righteousness
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- plural of dharma
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The words he spoke were dharmas of expedient means.
Analysis of the relationship between various dharmas.
In the ultimate sense all dharmas are unproduced.
Within a single dharma are also various dharmas.
Dharmas have a purely nominal existence.
That is what is meant by there being no fixed dharmas.
Dharmas are the ultimate elements or particles of the universe.
Nor does he set out to acquire various dharmas.
These dharmas are the ten wholesome ways of action.
He concluded that all dharmas are empty.
Dharmas have no function of their own.
Eight kinds of dharmas are of the mind.
Dharmas have their different characterizations.
It sustains all dharmas and encompasses all dharmas.
And that is true of all dharmas.
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From whatever dharmas may be manifested.
These are examples of external conditioned dharmas.
Contemplate all dharmas as having no self.
All dharmas join together to make life possible.
In the whole of these crashed societies dharmas are to be established.
Rotten wood represents the opposite of unconditioned dharmas.
The nature of all dharmas is equal and indestructible.
Which are the four pure dharmas.
Contemplate dharmas as without a self.
It is the highest of all good dharmas.
There are the illusory dharmas of bodhisattvas.
Now we shall explain patience in the midst of dharmas.
You will see the dharmas of all the teachings.
This empty character of all dharmas.
Self and dharmas are one.
Discernment means distinguishing real from illusory dharmas.
The dharmas have no life.
Avoiding passionate attachment to dharmas.
The eight worldly dharmas are like the colour of a rainbow.
It is complete with all dharmas.
Thus the dharmas whose essence is cause and its fruition.
There are eight mind dharmas.
That all dharmas are.
It was all eight worldly dharmas.
When we contemplate mental dharmas we see that they are empty of self.
Without this mental perception all the dharmas would be.
The eight worldly dharmas are comprised of four pairs of attachment and dislike.
And yet he does not apprehend the dharmas in which he course.
Therefore they were also known as the thirteen golden dharmas.
And then he finds that all these dharmas are entirely empty.
We then have patience with the nonarising of people and dharmas.
All dharmas as arising from causes and conditions and they know.
The emptiness of all dharmas.
That the ten thousand dharmas advance and realize the self is enlightenment.
This is also true of all dual dharmas in the world.
