The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa Collected Works: Volume Two (110 page)

slogans

Prajnaparamita Alankara

Prajnaparamita Hridaya. See
Heart Sutra

Prajnaparamita in Eight Thousand Lines

Pranidhana
(vision)

Precision

Preliminary practices

Present, relating to

See also under
Commitment

Pride

Primal therapy

Primitive beliefs about reality

Primitive emotions.
See
Conflicting emotions

Primordial ground

Projection

Protectors of the dharma (
dharmapalas
)

Psychological development, environment and upbringing in

Psychological materialism

Psychology.
See
Buddhist psychology; Western psychology

Psychotherapy

commitment to

difficulties with

meditation as

training for

Puja

Pybus, Diana.
See
Mukpo, Diana J.

Radiation in sitting practice

Ram Dass

Ratna
family

Recollection

Reference point

Refuge

Relationships, romantic and sexual

Relative
bodhichitta

development of

mother and child analogy

slogans

Relaxation and
bodhichitta

Religion

spirituality and

universality of

Renunciation

Repentance

Reproach

Resistance

Rikpa
(fundamental intelligence)

Rituals in Western culture

Root Text of the Seven Points of Training the Mind

Rudra

Sacred command

Sacred view

Sacrifice

Sadayatana
(fifth
nidana
)

“Sadhana of Mahamudra”

Salvation

Samadhi

See also
Meditation; Sitting meditation

Samadhiraja Sutra

Samaya

Sambhogakaya

Samsara

attitudes toward

enlightenment and

nirvana and

revulsion toward

Samskara

fourth
skandha

second
nidana

Sangha

perversion of

role of

Sanity

environment of

radiating

See also
Basic sanity

Satipatthana
(resting in intelligence)

Satori

See also
Enlightenment

Scientific mind

“Secret doctrine”

Security

Seed of virtue

Self-consciousness

Self-examination

Self-improvement

Self-pity

Self-respect

“Self-secret”

Sem
(aspect of mind)

Sensation (fifth
nidana
)

Sense consciousnesses

Sense perceptions

Sensory-awareness schools of meditation

Setting-sun logic

Sevenfold service

Seventh consciousness

Shamatha

and ego

importance of

jhana
states and

primitive

and
tonglen

vipashyana
and

and
vipashyana
combined

See also
Meditation

Shambhala International

Shambhala Training program

Shantideva

Shila
(discipline)

See also
Discipline

Shravakayana

Shunyata

absolute principle of

compassion and

ego and

emotions and

experience of

fruition

ground

mantra of

pain and

of phenomena

as protection

symbolism of

understanding

See also
Emptiness

Silence

Sin

Sitting meditation

emotions in

versus hanging out

importance of

lohan
as example for

See also
Meditation

Six realms

Six senses

Skillful means

Slogan practice

materials for

Slothfulness

Smriti-upasthana
(resting in intelligence)

Society, relating to

“Soft spot”

See also
Bodhichitta; Compassion

Space

breath and

freezing and solidifying

lion’s roar and

open

Space therapy

Sparsha
(sixth
nidana
)

Speed and aggression

Spiritual adviser

Spiritual friend

bodhisattvas
and

relating to

role of

Spiritual materialism

ego and

mind/body and

primitive beliefs and

shunyata
and

sitting practice and

understanding

Spirituality

ambition in

religion and

sexuality and

traditional approaches to

work and

Spontaneity

Star of Bethlehem

See also
Enlightenment

Strong determination

Study and practice

Subconscious thoughts and emotions

Suffering

noble truth of

responsive to

is
tonglen
practice

Sugatagarbha

See also
Basic wakefulness; Buddha nature

Suicide

Surmang monastery

Surrender

Sutich, Anthony

Sutra of the Treasury of Buddha

Sutrapitaka

Suzuki Roshi, Shunryu

Svabhavikakaya

Swear words as reminders

Symbol and reality

Sympathy

Szpakowski, Susan

Tantra

Tantric iconography

Taranatha

Tarthang Tulku

Tathagatagarbha

See also
Buddha nature

Teacher (spiritual)

awareness of

finding

necessity of

relationship to students

role of

as spiritual friend

welcoming the

See also
Universal guru

Teachers (secular)

Teachings

how to approach

intellectual relationship with

nature of

See also
Dharma

Tendzin, Vajra Regent Ösel

Theism and nontheism

Thera, Nyanaponika

Therapy

conventional understanding of

meditation and

meditation in

practice of

skillful means of