The Collected Works of Chogyam Trungpa: Volume Three: 3 (102 page)

truth of

Sufism

Surrendering

abhisheka and

of body

to guru

to lineage

of me-ness

of mind

of security

of speech

vajrayana/tantra

Survival mentality

sickness/healing and

Suzuki Roshi, Shunryu

Symbolism

of five buddha families

of life experience

religious

sensory

vs. “sign”

of thought patterns

vajrayana

Vajrayogini

See also
Iconography

Tail of the Tiger (retreat center)

See also
Karmê Chöling

Tai Situ Rinpoche

Taking refuge

in Buddha

in dharma

in sangha

three changes of

See also
Refuge ceremony

“Taking Refuge” (article)

“The Tale of Red Rock Jewel Valley” (Milarepa)

Tantra (Tib.
gyü
)

anuttara

colorfulness of

definition of

energy of intoxication in

father

five skandhas in

fruition

ground

mother

path

as quick path

as riding on razor’s edge

as self-secret

as transmutation vs. transcendence

union

as working with energy

See also
Vajrayana

Tantric/vajrayana iconography

of guru

of protective deities

of yidams

Tathagata

Tathagatagarbha

See also
Buddha nature

Tathata
(“what is”)

Teacher-student relationship

communication in

as relationship to life

testing in

three neurotic styles of

three-
yana
view of

See also
Guru

Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre

Ten
bhumis

paramitas
and

See also
individual listings

Tendrel
(“cosmic law”)

Tendzin, Ösel (Vajra Regent)

Tenth
bhumi
(“cloud of dharma”)

wisdom
paramita
as

Teshin Shekpa (Karmapa V)

Thamal gyi shepa. See
Ordinary wisdom/mind

“That”

Theistic disciplines

Theosophical Society

Theosophy

Therang (Bön god)

Thinley Rinpoche, Karma

Third
bhumi
(“luminous”)

patience
paramita
as

Third noble truth (truth of goal)

as “not-two”

Thought(s)

emotions and

first, best thought

flat-bottomed

gaps in

in human realm

in meditation

patterns of

as subconscious gossip

Three codes of discipline (
shila, samadhi, prajna
)

Three jewels

See also
Buddha; Dharma; Sangha

Three
kayas

Three lords of materialism

“The Three-Yana principle in Tibetan Buddhism” (article)

Tibet, Chinese communist destruction of

Tibetan Book of the Dead

Tibetan Buddhism

in America

history of

misconceptions of

monasticism of

New Translation Era of

practice lineage of

three yanas of

in West

See also
Hinayana; Mahayana; Vajrayana

“The Tibetan Buddhist Teachings and Their Application” (article)

Tibetan Buddhist texts

translations of

Tilopa (
mahasiddha
)

Naropa and

Vajrayogini sadhana of

Time

solid idea of

and timelessness

To
ceremony (Bön)

Torma
(offering), Vajrayogini

Totality, sense of

enlightenment and

Touch-and-go (technique)

“Tower House Discussions I & II” (article)

Tradition

Tragedy, sense of

humor and

“Transcending Materialism” (article)

Transmission

of enlightenment

oral

“single lineage/thread”

Transmutation (of energy)

through art

in Hindu tradition

vs. transcendence

Trident (Skt.
trishula
)

as “three bodies of buddha”

Trikaya

khatvanga as

Vajrayogini as

See also
Dharmakaya; Nirmanakaya; Sambhogakaya

Tripitaka
(Buddhist canon)

Trisong Detsen, King

“The True Meaning of Devotion” (seminar)

True nature

Trungmase (
mahasiddha
)

Trungpa lineage

Vajrayogini teachings of

See also
following listings

Trungpa I (Kunga Gylatsen)

Trungpa XI (Chögyam, Chökyi Gyatso)

lectures/seminars

as tertön

Thomas Merton and

use of language

as Vajra Holder of Karma Kagyü lineage

See also
chronologically:

in Tibet

in England

at Oxford

in Scotland

in Bhutan (retreat)

marriage of

in North America

Trust

devotion and

in nowness of neurosis

paramita
of discipline and

wariness of

Truth

experience of

indestructible/vajra

of suffering

Tsen (Bön god of fire)

Tsongkapa, Kadam lineage of

Tüsüm Khyenpa (Karmapa I)

Ugyenpa

Union tantra

ignorance and

Universality

of bhakti

of guru

of Milarepa

Universe

emperor of, as grain of sand

exposing oneself to

as guru

union with energy of

University of Colorado (group)

Unmasking process

two kinds of