The Collected Works of Chogyam Trungpa: Volume One (78 page)

Buddha activity

five analogies of

Buddhahood

difference between bodhisattva and

shunyata and

Buddha in the Palm of Your Hand
(Tendzin)

Buddha nature

Buddhism

Bön and

compassion of

devotional practices in

nine yanas/stages of

oral transmission of

revolutionary attitude of

rules of

taking refuge and

three yanas of

in the West

See also
Tibetan Buddhism; individual listings of yanas

Buddhist culture

Buddhist teachings

universality of

Byrd-Hoffman theater group

Casper, Marvin

Cave(s), (retreat)

Mount Kulha Ngang Ya

Mount Kyo Rinchen Pungpa

of Rölpa Dorje

Yarlung, at Samye

Centered, remaining

Chakra
(journal)

Chakra(s)

wangkur of

Chakrasamvara (Tib.
khorlo demchok
) ceremony

Chamdo (Tibet)

Chance, meaning of

Chao Erfung (Manchu viceroy)

Chetsang Tulku Rinpoche III, artistry of

Chetsang Tulku Rinpoche IV, artistry of

Chi-me Tulku

Chinese Communist occupation of Tibet

in Chamdo

on Changthang plateau

in Derge

in Jyekundo

in Kongpo

in Lathog

in Lhasa

in Nangchen

in Nyewo Valley

in Pashö

in Siling

in Sining district

work/concentration camps of

Chinese Nationalist regime (in Tibet)

Chöd school

Chögyal Phakpa (Sakya abbot)

“Chögyam’s Diary”

Chöle (yogin)

Christianity, devotional practices of

Chung Rinpoche (representative, Dalai Lama)

Clarity

Clothing, effects of civilian vs. monastic

The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa
(series)

Communication

as act of generosity

as buddha activity

creative

duality and

example of

Jamgön Kongtrül on

patience and

Compassion

as active quality of enlightenment

Avalokiteshvara as embodiment of

as dimension of knowledge

drum as symbol of

feminine/masculine aspects of

as harmlessness

as wisdom in action

Concentration

on breath in meditation

development of

Concepts

as obstacles

respecting

Confusion, universality of

Consciousness, as monkey

Contemplation (Tib.
sampa
)

Continuity of coincidence

Conviction

Coracles

Corruption of spiritual society

Crazy wisdom

definition of

Crazy Wisdom

Creativity

compassion as

contemplative training and

Crook, Dr. John

Crooked Cucumber
(Chadwick)

Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism

Dakini principle

Dalai Lama XIV (Tenzin Gyatso)

Tibetan residences of

Dana paramita

See also
Generosity

Dark Age

The Dawn of Tantra

Death

concept of

fear of

Dechen Chöling (Tibet)

Dechen Tse
tratsang
(college)

Derge (Tibet)

Derge, King(s) of

cabinet of

Chögyal Tenpa Tsering

mother/regent of

as resistance force

Derge Gönchen (palace)

printing press at

Deshung Rinpoche

Desire

Devaputra

Devotion

and faith in Kagyü school

Devotional practices

Buddhist

Hindu

Dharma

dana
of

as definition of Bön

guru’s speech as

joy of

as passionlessness

taking refuge in

as three yanas

Dharma Art

Dharma Art (teachings)

Dharmadhatu

meditation centers

Dharmakaya

entrance into

Dharma Ocean series

Dhyana paramita

Diamond Light

Discipline

freedom and

as shila paramita

Divination system(s)

prasena

takpa

Dombipa

Dorje Dzong

Dorje Khyung Dzong (Tibet)

Dorlha (resistance leader)

Drala(s)

Dreams/visions

of author’s mother

of Gampopa

of Jamgön Kongtrül of Sechen

of Trungpa

of Trungpa Künga Gyaltsen

Driver, John

Drölma Lhakhang Monastery

Drukpa Kagyü school

Duality

as problem for communication

Düdjom Rinpoche

Dukkha.
See
Pain

Dündül, Pu

Dütsi Tel Monastery, Surmang

decoration of

destruction of

expansion of

history, of

quarters at

Rölpa Dorje Rinpoche (regent abbot)

author’s childhood at

Dzogchen.
See
Maha ati

Dzongsar Monastery

“Early Outward”

Ego

existence of

fear and

giving away

ox-herding pictures and

self-consciousness of

surrender of

twist of

watcher as

wisdom and

Egolessness

author’s definition in
OED

Eido Roshi

Eight precepts

Eliot, T. S.

Emptiness

shunyata vs.

Energy

mahamudra mandala of

as virya paramita

Enlightened society

Enlightenment

compassion and wisdom of

Enthronement of Trungpa Rinpoche

Escape from Tibet

as pilgrimage

The Essential Chögyam Trungpa

Exchanging self for other (practice)

Experience, manure of

Fagan, Joann

Fagan, Michael

Faith

Farewell ceremony (Tibetan)

Fear

chöd practice and

ego and

Finances (of Tibetan monasteries)

First thought

First Thought Best Thought

Five buddha families

om mani padme hum
mantra and

Five Mothers (mountains)

Form, emptiness and

isness of