The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume 6 (96 page)

fear of

feminine principle and

like sky

neutrality of

open

perception of

six realms and

solidifying

in the
Tibetan Book of the Dead

understanding

Space research in America

Speech, chakra of

Speed

in bardo of birth

in the human realm

Spiritual materialism

of the god realm

kriyayoga and

meditation and

view of bliss in

Spiritual path

inspiration on

loneliness on

masculinity and femininity on

pleasure and pain on

razor-blade quality of

striving on

Spirituality

approaches to

commitment in

dangers in

physical quality of

use of sexual energy for

view of

worldliness and

Spontaneity

Struggle

“Sudden path”

Suffering

in the human realm

truth of

ultimate meaning of

See also
Bleakness; Pain; Struggle

Suicide

Surmang monasteries

Suzuki Roshi, Shunryu

Symbolism

of the animal realm

of bardo deities

cultural differences in

of the hungry ghost realm

in tantra

in the
Tibetan Book of the Dead

Tantra

compared with hinayana

continuity of

symbolism in

The Tao of Physics
(Capra)

Tathagatas.
See
Five tathagatas

Tendzin, Vajra Regent Ösel

Terma (“hidden treasures”)

Things as they are

“This and that”

Three gates of liberation

Three jewels

Three marks of existence

Thünmong thekpa (common ground)

Tibetan Book of the Dead

descriptions in

history and background

how to study

symbolism in

use at the time of death

view of

Time

Törga (instantaneous attainment)

Totality

dharmata

experience of

nonclinging and

qualities of

samsaric view of

Tradition

attitudes toward

living quality of

Transcending Madness

Transmission

Transmutation

Trechö (direct cutting)

Triangle, tantric imagery of

Trungpa VIII (Gyurme Tenphel)

Trungpa XI, (Chögyam, Chökyi Gyatso)

biographical information

on formal sitting practice

on his experience in the hell realm

names and titles

presentation of vajrayana in the West

relationship with his guru

seal of EVAM

teaching style of

training of

translations of

use of language

working with

Truth

Tulku

Twelve nidanas (twelvefold causation)

2001: A Space Odyssey

Unconditioned energies

Upalabdha (state of clarity)

Vairochana

Vajra

Vajra buddha family

Vajra hell

Vajra nail

Vajra principle

Vajra Spark
(dialogue)

Vajradhatu

Vajradhatu (organization)

Vajradhatu Publications

Vajradhatu Seminary

Vajrapani

Vajrasattva

Vajrayogini

VAM principle

hinayana view of

mahayana view of

See also
EVAM

Vetali

Victorious One (eastern gatekeeper)

Vidyadharas, vision of

Violence

Visions in the bardo

nature of

of peaceful deities

of wrathful deities

Vismarana (nonawareness)

Visualization

Vows

Warmth.
See
Compassion

Warrior

bodhisattva as

bravery of

Watcher

definition

distrust in

in the god realm

in meditation

projection and

in the samsaric mandala

samten bardo as

Will

Wisdom

compassion and

confusion and

discriminating-awareness

E principle and

tradition and

See also
Jnana

Working with oneself

Working with others

World of animals.
See
Animal realm

World of gods.
See
God realm

World of hell.
See
Hell realm

World of human beings.
See
Human realm

World of hungry ghosts.
See
Hungry ghost realm

World of the jealous gods.
See
Jealous god realm

Wrathful deities

Yama

Yanas

Yangti yana (bardo retreat)

Yeshe Tsogyal

Yogachara

Zen

compared with mahamudra

in the West

Zen Center San Francisco

Table of Contents

• Introduction to Volume Six
  
• T RANSCENDING M ADNESS : T HE E XPERIENCE OF THE S IX B ARDOS
  
  • Acknowledgments
    
  • Editor’s Foreword
    
• PART ONE The Six States of Bardo: Allenspark, 1971
  
• 1. Bardo
  
• 2. The Six Realms of Being
  
• 3. The Bardo of Meditation
  
• 4. The Bardo of Birth
  
• 5. The Bardo of Illusory Body
  
• 6. The Bardo of Dreams
  
• 7. The Bardo of Existence
  
• 8. The Bardo of Death
  
• 9. The Lonely Journey
  
• PART TWO The Six States of Being: Karmê Chöling, 1971
  
• 1. Pain and Pleasure
  
• 2. The Realm of the Gods
  
• 3. The Jealous God Realm
  
• 4. The Human Realm
  
• 5. The Animal Realm
  
• 6. The Hungry Ghost and Hell Realms
  
• 7. The Sequence of Bardos
  
  • Appendix A   The Six States of Bardo
    
  • Appendix B   The Cycle of the Bardos
    
  • Notes
    
• From T HE T IBETAN B OOK OF THE D EAD
  
  • Foreword
    
  • Commentary
    
• O RDERLY C HAOS : T HE M ANDALA P RINCIPLE
  
  • Editor’s Foreword
    
• PART ONE Mandala of Unconditioned Energy: Karmê Chöling, 1972
  
• 1. Orderly Chaos
  
• 2. The Razor’s Edge
  
• 3. The Portrait of Confused Mind
  
• 4. The Watcher’s Game
  
• 5. The Lubrication of Samsara
  
• 6. Totality
  
• 7. The Mandala of Unconditioned Being
  
• PART TWO Mandala of the Five Buddha Families: Karmê Chöling, 1974
  
• 1. The Basic Ground
  
• 2. The Birth of the Path
  
• 3. Instinct and the Mandala Perspective
  
• 4. Three Aspects of Perception
  
• 5. A Glimpse of the Five Buddha Families
  
• 6. Sambhogakaya Buddha
  
  • Notes
    
• G LIMPSES OF S PACE : T HE F EMININE P RINCIPLE AND E VAM
  
  • Editor’s Introduction
    
• PART ONE The Feminine Principle
  
• TALK 1 : The Mother Principle
  
• TALK 2 : Unborn, Unceasing
  
• TALK 3 : Nature Like Sky
  
• TALK 4 : Prajnaparamita
  
• PART TWO E VAM
  
• TALK 1 : Generations of Astronauts
  
• TALK 2 : Vajra Question Mark
  
• TALK 3 : Missing the Boat
  
• TALK 4 : The Chicken and the Egg
  
• TALK 5 : Small People with Vast Vision
  
• TALK 6 : Wash Your Dishes and Take Off Your Roof
  
• S ECRET B EYOND T HOUGHT : T HE F IVE C HAKRAS AND THE F OUR K ARMAS
  
• The Five Chakras
  
• The Four Karmas
  
• S ELECTED W RITINGS
  
• The Bardo (by Chögyam Trungpa and Rigdzin Shikpo)
  
• Femininity
  
• Glossary
  
• Sources
  
• Acknowledgments
  
• A Biography of Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Books by Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Resources
  
• Index