The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume Five (68 page)

samsaric

See also Insanity

Magic

Milarepa and

respect for

simplicity as

Maha ati teachings

mahamudra and

See also
Dzogchen teachings

Mahamudra (“great seal”)

coemergent wisdom and

crazy wisdom as

definition of

as energy

experience of

as expression of anuttara yoga

hangover of shunyata in

humorous aspect of

irritation of

and Kagyü lineage

levels of

maha ati and

messages to Naropa

mirage and

ordinary consciousness as

pleasure as self-existing bliss

precision and accuracy of

self-secret

songs of

state of awake as

symbolism

vividness of

Mahayana

hinayana and

maitri bhavana meditation

sacredness and

shunyata and

style of Padmasambhava

teacher in

vajrayana and

Mandala

of basic beingness

of energy

insult to

Mount Meru in

practice

principle

world as

Mandarava, Princess

Manjushri

sword of

Mantra

Buddhist vs. Hindu

HUM

as mind protection

“pain never goes; we will never be happy”

practice

principle

as skillful means of tantra

as speech joining mind/body

Vajra Guru

Marpa Lotsawa

as father of Kagyü lineage

Milarepa and

Naropa and

songs of

Masochism

Materialism

antidote to

See also
Spiritual materialism

Meditation (practice)

in action

developing stage of

discovery of goodness in

formless

HUM mantra as state of

practicing lineage and

sanity and

shamatha-vipashyana

shunyata experience and

technique

thought process and

Tibetan Buddhism as tradition of

Meditation in Action

Meditative absorption

vs. naked truth

sense of sacredness as

Meeting of minds

Memory

HUM syllable as, of guru

as mirage

Merton, Thomas

Message(s), tantric

Milarepa

asceticism of

Damema and

demons and

expectations of

loneliness of

magic arts of

Marpa and

miracles of

obstacles of

practice lineage and

Rechungpa and

renunciation of

seminars on

simplicity of

songs of

suicidal thoughts of

warriorship of

Milarepa film project

“Milarepa: A Synopsis”

“Milarepa: A Warrior’s Life”

Mind

body and

Buddha mind as guru’s

dharma and

glimpse of unconditioned

HUM syllable as

intellectual vs. analytical

merging mind with guru’s

mirror of

ordinary

power of

samsara and conceptual

speech and

transcending neurotic

trikaya and

See also
Mind-body

Mind-body

consciousness

neurosis

Mindfulness

awareness and

hinayana and

practice

as “recollection”

Mipham Rinpoche, Sakyong

Miracles

as conquest of ego

as karmic situations

of Milarepa

as mutual creation

as siddhi

Mirage

mahamudra and

memory as

reality as

Mirrorlike wisdom

“The Mishap Lineage”

See also
Kagyü lineage

Mishaps

Moral law

mahamudra messages as

Tilopa and

Motivation

uncivilized

Mukpo, Diana

Nagarjuna (on human psychology)

Naiveté

mindlessness as

as obstacle to well-being

Nakedness (of mahamudra experience)

Nālandā Translation Committee (NTC)

Nalanda University (India)

Naropa at

secret practices of Buddhism at

Name(s), perception and

Namthar (spiritual biography)

Naropa

compassion and

as everyman

fascination with symbolism and

freak show and

hopelessness and

as ku-su-li-pa

mahamudra style messages to

Marpa and

marriage of

at Nalanda

journey of

prophecies of

shunyata experience of

sixth bhumi/prajna and

six yogas/dharmas of

songs of

suicide attempt of

Tilopa and

Trials/visions of

ugly woman/Vajrayogini and

Naropa Institute

National ego

National karma

National religions

Native American tradition

Negativity, working with

See also Obstacles

Ngöndro practices.
See
Four foundation practices

Nirmanakaya

definition of

as self-existing fulfillment

as teaching by words