The Collected Works of Chogyam Trungpa: Volume One (82 page)

Shambhala

Tibetan Book of the Dead
as

Teshin Shekpa (Karmapa V)

Thalung Monastery

Therapy, Maitri approach to

“Things Get Very Clear When You’re Cornered” (interview)

Thöga, Lama

Thoughts

beyond good/bad

meaning of absence of

in meditation

Thrangu Monastery

Three kayas

See also
individual listings

Three yanas

Tibet

Chinese Nationalist regime in

history of China and

religion in early

shape of

See also
Chinese Communist occupation of Tibet

Tibetan alphabet

Tibetan architecture

The Tibetan Book of the Dead

(with Francesca Fremantle)

as terma

Tibetan Buddhism

ceremonial dance

early translation stage

later translation stage

lay teachers of

Tibetan Buddhist art

communist oppression of

Gardri school of

Kutsi school of (woodcarving)

Menri school of

Mensar school of (metalworking)

Tibetan culture

Japanese and

Tibetan food

Tibetan national independence

Tibetan resistance

Tibetan tents

Tibet Society of the United Kingdom

Tilopa

and Naropa

Time (concept of)

Timely Rain

Togden(s), (spiritual teachers)

Tsepten and

Tokuriki, Tomikichiro, ox-herding pictures of

Toynbee, Arnold J.

Training the Mind and Cultivating Loving-Kindness

Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche

Transcending Madness

Transformation, process of

Translation(s)

from English to Tibetan

from Tibetan to English

Transmission

ceremonies

oral

thought lineage

Tratsang(s) (colleges)

Treasury of Spiritual Instructions
(Tib.
Dam Ngag Dzö
)

Treasury of the Mine of Precious Teachings.

See
Rinchen Terdzö

Tribal social structure, need for

Trijang Rinpoche (tutor of Dalai Lama)

Triple gem (Buddha, dharma, sangha)

three kayas as

Trisong Detsen, King

Trung Mase Rinpoche (founder, Surmang Monastery)

Trungpa
(Midal)

Trungpa lineage

Karmapas and

official seals of

See also
following listings.

Trungpa I (Künga Gyaltsen)

dream of (Künga Namgyal)

Trungpa IV

Trungpa V

Trungpa VII

Trungpa VIII, artistry of

Trungpa X

desecrated tomb of

Rinchen Terdzö teachings of

Trungpa XI (Chögyam, Chökyi Gyatso)

as author/poet

birth of

car accident of

childhood at Dütsi Tel

death of

dream(s) of

in England

in hiding

in India

khenpo and kyorpön degrees

marriage of

in North America

ordinations of

at Oxford

renouncing of monastic vows

Rinchen Terdzö
and

in Scotland

at Sechen

as Supreme Abbot of Surmang

in Taktsang (Bhutan)

as teacher

as tertön

Truth, absolute and relative

Tsepa (guide)

Tsering, Dorje

Tsethar (author’s bursar)

Tsongkhapa (founder, Geluk school)

Tsurphu Monastery

Tulku(s)

of benediction

vs. individuality of ego

Tungtso Dargye (mother of author)

dream of

Tutors (of author)

Tzokchen Düpa (empowerment)

Ugyen Rinpoche, Lama

Ugyen Tamda (temple)

Universality

of confusion

of guru

of teachings

University of Colorado (group)

Upasaka ordination

Upaya (skillful means)

alaya and

words as

Upayana

Uttaratantra

Vairochana Buddha (“Luminous One”)

Vajra
(magazine)

Vajra chain

Vajradhatu (organization)

Publications

seminaries

Vajralike samadhi

definition of

Vajrapani bodhisattva

Vajra pride

Vajra Regent (Dorje Gyaltsap)

See also
Tendzin, Ösel

Vajrayana Buddhism

ngöndro as prelude to

six stages of

Vajrayogini (dakini)

Valley of Mystery

Valley of Tong Gyuk

“The Victoria Memorial”

Violence, doing something about

Vipashyana practice

Virya paramita

as discovery of meaning

See also
Energy

Voidness

bell as symbol of

four mistaken views of

See also
Emptiness

Wangchuk, King Jigme (Bhutan)

Wangkur

of chakras

Wantingness

Warriorship

study and

The Way and the Mountain
(Pallis)

“The Way of Maha Ati” (article)

“The Way of the Buddha” (article)

Wealth, generosity of

Weingrad, Lee

Westernization

Wheel of Existence

White Bönpos

Wisdom

compassion and

concept of time and

crazy

ego and

as essence of universe

as inner guru

as intuitive knowledge

as knowingness

as prajna

and skilful means

three methods to develop

union of space and

Wolff, Helen and Kurt (publishers)

Woodman, Christopher

World guru, as play of “Guru Lalita”

Yak Monastery

Yak Rinpoche

Yarlung cave at Samye

Yeshe Dargye (father of author)

stepfather and

Yoga, definition of

of inner heat (
tummo
)

Yogayana

Yogic teachings

The Yogins of Ladakh
(Crook)

Yönten (monk in escape party)

Young Lamas Home School (Delhi)

Yungdung, Chime (publisher)

Yung-lo, Emperor

Karmapa V and

Zen Buddhism

maha ati and

ox-herding pictures of

transmission in

Zen Center San Francisco

Table of Contents

• Dedication
  
• Foreword by Diana J. Mukpo
  
• Publisher’s Foreword by Samuel Bercholz
  
• Editor’s Note
  
• Introduction to Volume One
  
• B ORN IN T IBET
  
  • Foreword to the 1995 Edition
    
  • Foreword to the 1977 Edition
    
  • Acknowledgments
    
  • How to Pronounce Tibetan Names and Words
    
• 1. Found and Enthroned
  
• 2. The Founding of Surmang
  
• 3. Dütsi Tel and Namgyal Tse
  
• 4. My Childhood at Dütsi Tel
  
• 5. In the Steps of the Tenth Trungpa
  
• 6. I Go to My Guru
  
• 7. Death, Duties, and a Vision
  
• 8. A Many-Sided Training
  
• 9. The Dalai Lama’s Visit
  
• 10. Khampas in Revolt
  
• 11. Lonely Vocation
  
• 12. Into Hiding
  
• 13. Must We Escape?
  
• 14. It Must Be India
  
• 15. Refugees on the Move
  
• 16. Traveling the Hard Way
  
• 17. Days of Crisis
  
• 18. Touch and Go!
  
• 19. Across the Himalaya
  
  • Song of the Wanderer in Powo Valley
    
  • Epilogue to the 1977 Edition: Planting the Dharma in the West
    
  • Epilogue to the 1971 Edition
    
  • Appendix 1: The Administration of the Kagyü Monasteries of East Tibet
    
  • Appendix 2: The Doctrine of Tulkus
    
• M EDITATION IN A CTION
  
• The Life and Example of Buddha
  
• The Manure of Experience and the Field of Bodhi
  
• Transmission
  
• Generosity
  
• Patience
  
• Meditation
  
• Wisdom
  
• M UDRA
  
  • Acknowledgments
    
• Homage to the Guru of Inner Awareness
  
• Introduction
  
• Maha Ati
  
• Songs
  
• Poems
  
• The Way of the Buddha
  
• Ox Herding
  
• S ELECTED W RITINGS
  
• Om Mani Padme Hum Hrih
  
• Taking Refuge
  
• Early Tibetan Buddhism
  
• The Age of Milarepa
  
• The Mahasattva Avalokiteshvara
  
• The Way of the Bodhisattva
  
• The Way of Maha Ati
  
• The Meditation of Guru Rinpoche
  
• The New Age
  
• Glossary
  
• Sources
  
• Acknowledgments
  
• A Biography of Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Books by Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Resources
  
• Index