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bSod-nams-grags-pa on the Seven Vajrapadas 373 bSod-nams-grags-pa on the Jewel of the Saṅgha 373 bSod-nams-grags-pa on RGV 1.27 374 A Summary and Further Considerations

bSod-nams-grags-pa on the Seven Vajrapadas 373 bSod-nams-grags-pa on the Jewel of the Saṅgha 373 bSod-nams-grags-pa on RGV 1.27 374 A Summary and Further Considerations

226 or stages of realization 2 2 7 The qualities of the Sangha 229 The Hina)'ana and Mahayana Sangha 2 3 0 What is refuge? 231 Causal and resultant refuge

have definitely developed faith in the Three jewels-Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. You previously established a connection that is ripening in this lifetime

this. Such an excellent text is the enlightened mind of all the exalted sangha. The timeless awareness realized by buddhas, bodhisattvas, and arhats throughout

rgyas kyi sa)." [YG I, 532J 98 These are referred to as the "Outer Sangha." The "Inner Sangha" comprises the dakinis, dakas, and wisdom Dharma protectors. 99

226 or stages of realization 2 2 7 The qualities of the Sangha 229 The Hina)'ana and Mahayana Sangha 2 3 0 What is refuge? 231 Causal and resultant refuge

also World of desire. SANGHA, Skt., agt 'aun. The community of Buddhist practitioners, whether monas- tic or lay. The term "Noble Sangha" refers to those members

442nl7 origin of, 136, 140, 180, 182-83, 373, 375 sufferings of, 157-73, 181 Sangha, 108-9, 229, 231-32 correct attitude toward, 237, 457nl04 Hinayana vs. Mahayana

have definitely developed faith in the Three jewels-Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. You previously established a connection that is ripening in this lifetime

Buddha, the Dharma of transmission and realization, and the yellow-clad Sangha. [DKR] 362 Those who harm a teacher who has mastery of all the Buddha’s

Buddha, the Dharma of transmission and realization, and the yellow-clad Sangha. [DKR] 362 Those who harm a teacher who has mastery of all the Buddha’s

the development of aspiration (bodhicitta) peculiar to each member of the sangha. Buddha Families (Tib. sang.rgyas.kyi.rigs. [sang gye kyi rik], Skt. buddhakula)