The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume 4 (72 page)

See also
Sem

Mindfulness

Miracles

“Mother’s curse” (Tib.
mamo bötong
)

Mount Meru

Mudra

definitions

in kriyayoga

in upayoga

Mudra

Mukpo, Diana J. (Diana Pybus)

Mukpo, Ösel Rangdröl (Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche)

Mysticism

in the Christian tradition

conventional

experience of

genuine

views of

The Myth of Freedom

Nadi (energy channel)

Nagarjuna

Nalanda (university)

Naropa (mahasiddha)

as exemplary disciple

as guru

place in tantric tradition

as tantric practitioner

Naropa Institute (now Naropa University)

Nationalism (
Jikten Chötö
)

Negativity

Neurosis

basic

fear and

panic and

working with

New Translation school

Ngöndro
(preliminary practices)

Nihilism

Nine yanas

foundation of

journey of

purpose of

Nirmanakaya

Nirvana, samsara and

Nonagression

Nonduality, experiences of

Nonexistence

existence and

trust in

See also
Egolessness

Nonmeditation

Nontheism

existence in

guru in

logic of

theism and

Nyingma lineage

Obstacles on the path

Old Translation School

On Trust in the Heart

One-pointedness

One taste

“Open secret” of tantra

Openness

crazy wisdom and

faith as

in maha ati

shunyata as

Oral tradition

Orderly chaos

Outer, inner, and secret experience

Padma
(buddha family)

Padma Karpo

Padmasambhava

Pain

acknowledging

ego and

fickleness of

hunger for

nonexistence and

origin of

physical, and suffering

pleasure and

types of

See also
Suffering

Pallis, Marco

Paltrül Rinpoche

Panic

Panoramic awareness

Pantanjali

Paramita

Paramitas, six.
See
Six perfections

Passion

Path(s)

of accumulation

futility of

of unification

Patience, paramita of

Perception

absolute perceptiveness

clear

epistemology and ontology in

levels of

samsaric

of shunyata

skandha of

tantric

Phenomenal world

“reading”

relating to

Phenomenological experience

Pleasure, as path

Pluralist philosophy

Prajna

definition

jnana and

paramita of

potential

shunyata and

See also
Discriminating knowledge

Prajnaparamita-hridaya Sutra (Heart Sutra
)

Prana

Pranayama

Pratyekabuddhayana

Pregnant tigress

Pride

See also
Vajra pride

Projections

in anuttarayoga

compassion for

relationship with

Psychological realm, energy of

Purity, purification

in abhisheka

in kriyayoga

See also
Kadak

Ratna
(buddha family)

Ray, Reginald

Reality

conventional views and approaches

experiencing properly

fallacy of separateness

in maha ati

Recollection (Tib.
trenpa
, Skt.
smriti
)

Reference points

Refuge

vow

Renunciation

Ri-me school of Tibetan Buddhism

Ritual

Rudra

three principles of

Rules of conduct (Skt.
vinaya
, Tib.
dülwa
)

Sacredness

Sadhana of Mahamudra

Sakya tradition

Samaya
(Tib.
tamtsik
, sacred word)

Samaya shila

Samayamudra

Samayasattva

Sambhogakaya

Samkhya philosophy

Samsara

comfort in

impermanence and

nirvana and

nonparticipation in

super-

tantra and

San Francisco

Sang drok
(declaring the secret at the wrong time)

Sanskrit, tantric worldview of

Saraha

Sarvastivadin tradition

Satipatthana

Sautrantika school

Secrecy in tantra

Secret lineage.
See
Tantra

Secret name.
See
Tantric name

Seed syllables

Seeing things as they are

Self.
See
Ego

Self-deception

Self-existence

“Self-snug” style

Sem
(functional mind)

Seng-ts’an

Senses

in atiyogayana

fascination with

in mahamudra

in visualization practice

See also
Six sense perceptions

Shamatha
(Tib.
shi-ne
)

as foundation for tantra

in hinayana

mandala principle and

Shambhata: The Sacred Path of the Warrior

Shambhala Training program

Shankara

Shantideva

Shariputra

Shravakayana

Shri Simah

Shunyata
(“openness”)

appearance and

bodhisattva’s experience of

definition

foundation for visualization

intuitive realization of

karuna, indivisible with

obstacles to

as positive term

prajna and

spiritual development after experiencing

understanding

Siddhi

Simplicity

Six perfections (
paramitas
)

Six sense consciousnesses

Six sense perceptions

Six yanas

enumeration of

higher

lower

maha ati perspective of

Skillful means

Snellgrove, David