The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa Collected Works: Volume Two (109 page)

See also
Making friends with ourselves

Maitri
postures

Maitri
practice

See also Tonglen

Maitri Space Awareness

Making friends with ourselves

Mandala principle

Maras

Margulies, Sonja

Martyrdom

Masculine principle

Maslow, Abraham

Materialism

See also
Psychological materialism; Spiritual materialism

Materialistic society

“Me-ness”

Meditation

abhidharma
and

beginning to practice

Buddhist approach to

compassion and

in daily life

dangers of

definition

difficulties of

distractions, working with

ego and

five
skandhas
and

full embodiment of

hopelessness and

importance of

instructions for young people

joining situations with

karma and

mind/body and

as mind training

obstacles to

paramita
of

posture

psychological development and

purpose

six senses and

state of

study and

technique(s)

in theistic traditions

therapy and

threefold training

ultimate bodhichitta and

See also
Meditation in action; Sitting meditation; Walking meditation

Meditation in Action

Meditation in action

Meeting of two minds

Memory

Mental background

Mental patterns (
samskaras
)

Merit (
punya
)

Merton, Father Thomas

Milarepa

Mind

analytical

aspects of

cloudy

definition

distinguished from consciousness

examining

as sixth sense

taming

unconditional

Mind/body

continuity of

in the
skandhas

Mind training

Mindfulness

awareness and

breath and

concentration and

definition of

emptiness and

four aspects of

loss of

in postmeditation

See also
Four foundations of mindfulness

Misinterpretations in practice

Money and spiritual practice

Morality

Morita therapy

Mother principle.
See
Feminine principle

“Mother sentient beings”

Mudra

Mukpo, Diana J. (Diana Pybus)

Mukpo, Ösel Rangdröl (Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche)

The Myth of Freedom

Nagarjuna

Nālandā Translation Committee

Nalanda University

Name and form (fourth
nidana
)

Naropa Canada

Naropa Institute (now Naropa University)

clinical psychology program

Department of Contemplative Psychotherapy

founding of

philosophy of education

sitting meditation at

Naropa (
mahasiddha
)

Neurosis

definitions of

existence and

getting tired of

origins of

overcoming

root of

wisdom and

Neurotic attacks

See also
Döns

Neurotic crimes

Neutral thoughts (
samskaras
of)

Nidanas. See
Twelve nidanas

Nihilism

Nirmanakaya

Nirvana

“Noble heart”(
nyingje
)

Nonduality

Nonexistence

experience of

of phenomena

of self

See also
Existence

Nontheism

Nonvirtue

Nowness

Nuisance mind

See also
Seventh consciousness

Obstacles

gratitude toward

working with

Offering cake.
See
Torma

Old age and death (twelfth
nidana
)

“Old dog mentality”

“One taste”

Openness

Oral tradition

Orderly Chaos

Ordinary mind

Original sin

The Oxford English Dictionary

Padma
family

Pain

comfort and

hassle, differentiated from

hinayana view of

mind/body and

pleasure and

pure

shunyata
and

See also
Suffering

Panic

Panoramic awareness

Panoramic vision

Paramita
practices

See also
under individual
paramita

Paranoia

Passion

communication and

free and wild

giving up

human realm and

klesha
of

ordinary

types of

vajra

Passionlessness

The Path Is the Goal

Patience

in Buddhist tradition

paramita

in practice

prajna
and

in working with others

Perception (third
skandha
)

as inspiration

mind/body in

qualities of

Personality types

Physical environment in therapeutic practice

Physical sensations during meditation

Pleasure

in the god realm

pain and

pure

Podvoll, M.D., Edward (Lama Mingyur)

Poison of
shunyata

Possession.
See
Dön

Postmeditation experience

awareness in

lojong
slogans in

tonglen
in

See also
Meditation in action

Poverty mentality

Practice and study

Practice Lineage.
See
Kagyü lineage

Practice, meaning of

Prajna
(knowledge)

compassion, union of

differentiated from wisdom

propagating

Prajnaparamita

shunyata
and