The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa Collected Works: Volume Two (108 page)

neutrality of

space and

time scale of

transcending

See also
Ego, development of

Five strengths

Five
tathagathas
(awakened beings)

See also
Five buddha families

Five Treasuries (of Jamgön Kongtrül)

Flower arrangement, Japanese art of

Fool, being a

Forgiveness

Form

emptiness and

first
skandha

formlessness and

Forty-six Ways in Which a Bodhisattva Fails

Four
dharmas
of Gampopa

text of

Four foundations of mindfulness

Four
karmas
(actions)

Four
kayas

See also
under individual
kaya

Four reminders

Freedom, unconditional

Freud, Sigmund

Future in Buddhist philosophy

Gampopa

Gap, the

Generosity

paramita

types of

Gentleness

Ghosts

Glimpses of Abhidharma

Glimpses of Shunyata

Glimpses of Mahayana

God

God realm

Golden Buddhists

Goodness, attitude of

“Grandmother’s finger-pointing”

Grasping (ninth
nidana
)

Great Eastern Sun vision

Guenther, Herbert V.

Guests, inviting

Guhyasamajatantra

Guilt, in non-Buddhist traditions

Guru, myth of

See also
Spiritual friend; Teacher

Habit

Health.
See
Intrinsic health

Heart of Buddhist Meditation

Heart Sutra

Hell, existence of

Hell realm

Heroism of the bodhisattva

Hinayana

discipline

ego in

individual salvation in

mahayana, differentiated from

shunyata
, view of

taming ego in

tonglen
and

Hinduism

Hope

expectation and

of fruition

merit and

perception and

types of

Hopelessness

bodily experience of

compassion and

as ground

origin of

Human birth, value of

Human realm

Humility

Humor, sense of

The Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa

Hungry ghost realm

“Hungry perception”

Identification

with the teacher

with the teachings

Idiot compassion

Ignorance

awakened mind and

development of

first
nidana

klesha
of

mahamudra
understanding of

types of

Illusion

Imagination

“Immediate cause”

Imprisonment

Impulse (fourth
skandha
)

See also
Intellect (fourth
skandha
)

Inner heat

Insanity

aggression and

curing

Insight

Insight meditation

See also
Vipashyana

Inspiration and disappointment

Instinctive behavior

Intellect (fourth
skandha
)

mind/body in

Intelligence

See also
Prajna; Rikpa

Intrinsic health

Intuition

Irritation, working with

Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics

Japanese tea ceremony

Jara marana
(twelfth
nidana
)

Jati
(eleventh
nidana
)

Jealous god realm

Jealousy

The Jewel Ornament of Liberation

Jhana
states

Jnana
(wisdom)

See also
Wisdom

Jones, Maxwell

Journey without Goal

Joy

in dharma practice

exertion and

maintaining

in
tonglen
practice

Kadam lineage

Kadam
, meaning of

Kadampa slogans.
See
Atisha slogans

Kagyü lineage

emphasis of

Karma Kagyü

Kalyanamitra. See
Spiritual friend

Karma

auspicious coincidence and

cutting

in the human realm

“immediate cause”

skandhas
and

Karmê-Chöling (practice center)

Karma family

Karma Kagyü.
See under
Kagyü lineage

Karmapa XVI (Rangjung Rikpe Dorje)

Karuna. See
Compassion

Keating, Father Thomas

Khyentse Rinpoche, Dilgo

King Prithika, dream of

Kleshas

overcoming

suppressing

See also
Emotions

Knowing oneself

Knowledge

See also
Prajna

Koan practices

Kobun Chino Roshi

Kohn, Sherab Chödzin

Kongtrül of Sechen, Jamgön

Kongtrül the Great, Jamgön

Kongtrül III, Jamgön

Krishnamurti

Kriya yoga

Kündzop. See
Conventional reality

Kwong Roshi, Bill

Laing, R. D.

Lalita
(“dance with reality”)

Lang-ri Thangpa

Language, respect for

Laziness

Learning, role of opening and discipline in

Lhak-thong

See also
Vipashyana

Lief, Judith L.

Lineage in Buddhism

“Lion’s corpse”

Lion’s Roar (proclamation of mahayana)

Listening, importance of

Lodrö
(intellect)

Logos

Lojong
practice

See also
Mind training

Loneliness

compassion and

love and

no-self and

sangha
and

Love

compassion and

ego and

existence of

mahayana understanding of

LSD

Luminosity

Madhyamaka school

Madness

See also
Insanity

Maezumi Roshi

Magic, ordinary

Maha ati

Mahakalas. See
Protectors of the dharma

Mahamudra

Maharshi, Ramana

Mahasukha
(great bliss)

Mahayana

basis of

definitions

discipline

ego in

hinayana, differentiated from

identification with

instruction at death

logic of

tantra and

vajrayana, as basis for

Mahayoga yana

Maitri bhavana

See also
Maitri practice

Maitri community

Maitri
(loving-kindness)

in therapeutic practice