The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume Five (72 page)

Tulku Ugyen Rinpoche, Lama

Twelve trials/visions of Naropa

concepts and

expectations and

as operation without anesthetics

pain of

sanity of

as unlearning process

Two veils (conflicting emotions, erroneous beliefs)

Uddiyana (birthplace of Padmasambhava)

Uncertainty

eating food as mark of

intelligent

Universal monarch

Unmasking process

Vajra

definition of

as skillful means

Vajradhara

definition of

as dharmakaya buddha

as fearlessness

Padmasambhava as

as root guru

as sambhogakaya principle

as state of eternity

Vajradhatu mandala sadhana practice

Vajradhatu Seminary

Vajra guru mantra

Vajrakilaya Mandala

Vajra-like samadhi

Vajra master

See also
Guru; Teacher

Vajra pride

basic sanity and

devotion and

as not submitting to confusion

Vajrasattva mantra practice

Vajra songs (dohas)

parinirvana of Milarepa and

Vajrayana Buddhism

bodhisattva ideal of service in

compassion in

energy in

fearlessness

identification with teachings as

learning process

mahayana and

northern India and

sacredness in

samaya as basic principle of

sangha

teaching style

world of form and

See also
Tantra; Vajrayana discipline(s)

Vajrayana discipline(s)

basic training for

four foundation practices

group practice

sadhana practice

Vajrayogini

as cosmic womanness

as Naropa’s “ugly woman”

shunyata as

Vedanta tradition

mahamudra and

Vidyadhara

definition of

eternity as first stage of

Vikramanshila University

Vipashyana meditation

Vision(s)

panoramic

prajna

total

See also
Naropa, trials/visions of

Visualization practice

developing stage of meditation and

shunyata and

theism and

training for

Wakefulness, state of

as “blade of sword of prajna”

Wangchuk (Bhutan), King Jigme Singye

Warriorship

gentleness of dharmic

of Milarepa

nonaggression as essence of

Shambhala

training and fruition of

Watcher

ego as

enlightenment and

intellect without

as sense of continuity

tenth bhumi vs.

Watts, Alan

Well-being

appreciation and

sacredness and

Western practitioners of Buddhism training of

Wisdom(s)

coemergent

devotion and

ego as fuel for

five buddha family

hidden treasures

of phenomenal world

practicality of Milarepa

prajna vs.

thought process as, of deities

as vajra reference point

See also
Crazy wisdom

Words vs. sense

prajna and jnana and

Workability of experience

compassion and

World

communication with

of duality

magical aspect of

materialistic

offering geography of

penetration of

playfulness of

of projections

of qualities vs. size

of reference points

as teaching/scriptures

as trustworthy

up-to-date experience of

vajrayana, of form

wisdom of

working with

Yeshe Tsogyal

as pregnant tigress

Yeshen (“primordial ancestor”)

Yidam deities

sense perceptions as

Yoga

hatha

ultimate

See also
Six dharmas/yogas of Naropa

“The Yogic Songs of Milarepa” (seminar)

“Youthful prince in a vase”

Zen tradition

ox-herding pictures

practices

Table of Contents

• Introduction to Volume Five
  
• C RAZY W ISDOM
  
  • Editor’s Foreword
    
• Crazy Wisdom Seminar I: Jackson Hole, 1972
  
• 1. Padmasambhava and Spiritual Materialism
  
• 2. The Trikaya
  
• 3. Primordial Innocence
  
• 4. Eternity and the Charnel Ground
  
• 5. Let the Phenomena Play
  
• 6. Cynicism and Devotion
  
• Crazy Wisdom Seminar II: Karmê Chöling, 1972
  
• 1. Padmasambhava and the Energy of Tantra
  
• 2. Hopelessness and the Trikaya
  
• 3. Fearlessness
  
• 4. Death and the Sense of Experience
  
• 5. The Lion’s Roar
  
• 6. Intellect and Working with Negativity
  
• 7. Dorje Trolö and the Three Styles of Transmission
  
  • Notes
    
• I LLUSION’S G AME : T HE L IFE AND T EACHING OF N AROPA
  
  • Editor’s Foreword
    
• PART ONE Life of Naropa Seminar I
  
• 1. Naropa and Us
  
• 2. Genuine Madness and Pop Art
  
• 3. An Operation without Anesthetics
  
• 4. Something Very Tickling
  
• PART TWO Life of Naropa Seminar II
  
• 1. Pain and Hopelessness
  
• 2. Giving Birth to Intellect
  
• 3. Choiceless Awareness
  
• 4. Beyond Shunyata
  
• 5. Mahamudra
  
• 6. The Levels of Mahamudra
  
  • Notes
    
    • Preface
      
    • Foreword
      
• From T HE L IFE OF M ARPA THE T RANSLATOR
  
• Translator’s Colophon
  
• From T HE R AIN OF W ISDOM
  
• The Songs of Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Colophon
  
• S ELECTED W RITINGS
  
• The Sadhana of Mahamudra: Selections from a Tantric Liturgy
  
• Joining Energy and Space
  
• H UM: An Approach to Mantra
  
• Explanation of the Vajra Guru Mantra
  
• Foreword to The Torch of Certainty
  
• Practice of the Four Foundations: An Interview
  
• The Practicing Lineage
  
• The Mishap Lineage
  
• Teachings on the Tulku Principle
  
• Milarepa: A Warrior’s Life
  
• Milarepa: A Synopsis
  
• The Art of Milarepa
  
• Glossary
  
• Sources
  
• Acknowledgments
  
• A Biography of Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Books by Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Resources
  
• Index
  

Table of Contents

Introduction to Volume Five

C RAZY W ISDOM

Editor’s Foreword

Crazy Wisdom Seminar I: Jackson Hole, 1972

1. Padmasambhava and Spiritual Materialism

2. The Trikaya

3. Primordial Innocence

4. Eternity and the Charnel Ground

5. Let the Phenomena Play

6. Cynicism and Devotion

Crazy Wisdom Seminar II: Karmê Chöling, 1972

1. Padmasambhava and the Energy of Tantra

2. Hopelessness and the Trikaya

3. Fearlessness

4. Death and the Sense of Experience

5. The Lion’s Roar

6. Intellect and Working with Negativity

7. Dorje Trolö and the Three Styles of Transmission

Notes

I LLUSION’S G AME : T HE L IFE AND T EACHING OF N AROPA