The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume 4 (71 page)
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Authors: Chögyam Trungpa
Fearlessness
crazy wisdom and
in mahayogayana
in upayoga
Feeling, skandha of
Feminine principle
First Thought Best Thought
Five buddha families
basic nature and
mahamudra and
mandala of
See also
Five wisdoms; Under individual family
Five buddha principles.
See
Five buddha families
Five paths
Five powers
Five skandhas
Five wisdoms
Form
emptiness and
formlessness and
skandha of
Four foundation practices (
ngöndro
)
Four foundations of mindfulness (Skt.
smriti-upasthana
)
See also
Satipatthana
Four noble truths
Freedom
Fremantle, Francesca
Gampopa
Garab Dorje (dGa’-Rab-rDorje)
Gates of liberation, three
Geluk tradition
Generosity, paramita of
Ghanta
(bell)
God
Groundlessness
Guenther, Herbert
Guhyasamaja
Guhyasamaja Tantra
Guru
Christian god, differentiated from
devotion to
inner
mahayana link
mandala of
qualities of
role in transmission
tantric approach to
See also
Teacher(s)
Guru-disciple relationship
Guru yoga
Hatha yoga
Hayagriva
Heart Sutra
Helplessness
Heruka, heruka principle
Hevajra
Hevajra Tantra
Hinayana
atomist philosophy in
emphasis of
mandala in
nonself in
relationship to other yanas
role of
teacher’s role in
Hinduism
self in
tantra in
Hopelessness
choice and
definition
despair and
enlightenment and
faith and
hope and
pain and
Hua Yen school
Human relationship, development in tantra
Humor
of jnana
sense of
Hypocrisy
Iconography, tantric
Ignorance
basic
in first skandha
klesha of
Illusion, in Buddhism and Vedanta
“Imperial yana.”
See
Maha ati
Impermanence
Imprisonment, hopelessness and
Indestructibility
See also
Vajra nature
“Individual liberation” (Skt.
pratimoksha
, Tib.
so sor tharpa
)
Indrabhuti, King
Initiation differentiated from empowerment
Inspiration
Intellect, skandha of
Intellectual fixation
Intention, role of
Intuition
Japan
Jealousy
Jnana
See also
Wisdom
Jnanakaya
(wisdom body)
Jnanamudra
Jnanasattva
Journey without Goal*
Joy
Jung, Carl
Kadak
(“alpha pure”)
Kadampa lineage
Kagyü lineage
Kalachakra Mandala
Kalachakra tantra
Kantian tradition, ego in
Karma
debt of
in tantra
volitional action
Karma
(buddha family)
Karmamudra
Karmapa XVI (Rangjung Rikpe Dorje)
Karuna
(compassion)
Kaya
Keyser, Christine
Khyentse Rinpoche, Dilgo
Kobun Chino Roshi
Kohn, Sherab Chödzin (Michael H.)
Kongtrül of Sechen, Jamgön (Padma Trime)
Kongtrül the Great, Jamgön (Kongtrül I, Lodrö Thaye)
Krishnamurti
Kriyatantra, kriyayoga
foundations for
relationship to upayoga
visualization in
Kwong Roshi, Bill
Lalita
(dance)
Laziness
Levy, Sarah
Lief, Judith L.
The Life and Teaching of Naropa
(Guenther)
The Life of Marpa
The Lion’s Roar*
Listening, types of
Logic
Buddhist
of crazy wisdom
expectation and
nontheistic
of tantra
Logos, eight
Looking and seeing
Luminosity
Madhyamaka
critique of the Yogachara
Zen and
Maezumi Roshi
Magic
four levels of
ordinary
in tantra
Western/conventional concepts of
Maha ati
categories of
necessity of
overview of
shunyata in
six yanas and
space in
umbrella notion of
Mahakala, “Grandfather”
Mahakaruna
Mahamudra
buddha families in
definition of
development of
New Translation school and
overview
relating with
shunyata in
visualization in
wrathful deities in
Mahasukhakaya
Mahavairochana
Mahavipassana
Mahayana
intention in
mysticism in
relationship to other yanas
suffering in
teacher’s role in
See also under
Tantra
Mahayogatantra, mahayogayana
A Man Called Horse
(film)
Mandala
in daily life
definitions
Guhyasamaja
Hevajra
of the hundred deities
inner
outer
principle
secret
spectrum
symbolism of
totality of
Manjushri
Mantra
Mara, daughters of
Maras
Marpa Lotsawa (Marpa the Translator)
Maslow, Abraham
Meditation
hinayana
importance of
paramita of
relaxation and
as sense of being
shunyata and
spacing out in
in tantric practice
understanding
Meditation in Action
Meditative absorption
Meeting of two minds
Memory
Mermelstein, Larry
Milarepa, Jetsün
Mind
training
vajra mandala of
Yogachara understanding of