Nying je (Wylie: snying rje) is the Tibetan word for "compassion," and is used in Tibetan to translate the Sanskrit terms karuṇā (compassion). In Tibetan, nying (snying) literally means "heart," "heart-mind," or "disposition;" and je (rje) is an adjective meaning "chief," "lord," "sovereign," or "foremost." So, a literal translation might be "soverign heart," "foremost mind," or "chief disposition." Compassion is the king--the foremost--of mental and emotional states.
Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling was created in 1972.
Khetsun Sangpo Rinbochay. has written: 'Tantric practice in Nying-ma'
sin je je je je means that to to to to
Je déteste/ Je hais/ Je n'aime pas/ Je n'adore pas
"je mangeais" is the past form of "je mange" je mange = I eat, I am eating je mangeais = I was eating
"I love you too" in french would be "je t'aime aussi!"
Je t'aime je t'aime was created on 2003-02-06.
If you mean je in French, as in je joué or je fini, then it means I, as in I play or I finish. :0)
=Its like 'Je Faire' but 'Je Fais' is the future and 'Je Fais' is the Present.==That is as far as I know.=
Je Suis Et Je Resterai was created in 2002-11.
Je pense que je t'aime toujours, je pense que je t'aime encore.
For formal: Je vous souhaites For informal: Je te souhaites.