The Collected Works of Chogyam Trungpa: Volume Three: 3 (98 page)

Kent, Clark (Superman)

Klimburg-Salter, Deborah E.

Knowledge

as beaten gold

as experience of truth

transcendental

transition from, to wisdom

See also
Knowledge paramita

Knowledge (
prajna
)
paramita

and other five paramitas

Koan
practice

Kongtrül of Sechen, Jamgön

Kornfield, Jack

Kriyayoga Tantra
(Vajramala)

Kshanti paramita. See
Patience
paramita

Kukuripa (
mahasiddha
)

Lalita
(“dance”)

Lain
ceremony (Bön)

Lama Foundation

The Laughing Man
(magazine)

Laughter, of awakened state

Laziness

Leap, energy of

bodhisattva vow as

Lester, Bob

Letting be

letting go vs.

meditation as

Lhalungpa, Lobsang P.

Lhasa (Tibet)

Lhasang
ritual (Bön)

Liberation

self-

Lief, Judith

Life situation(s)

as creative process

as game playing

as guru

magic of

meaning of

as meditation

mindfulness of

mysteriousness of

as path and goal

Lineage

bodhisattva

Kagyü

Karmapa

as up-to-date

Lion’s roar

in Indian Ashokan art

as proclamation of fearlessness

Livelihood, right

Living Dharma
(Kornfield)

Lohan
(arhat in meditation posture)

Loneliness

as aloneness

odyssey of

sangha and

tradition of

Longchen Rabjam

Looking vs. seeing

Lord of form

Lord of mind

Lord of speech

Lord of Taksik (god of wealth)

Love

compassion as

intelligent

joy as unconditional

meaning of

of oneself

two patterns of, relationships

Lu (Bön water goddess)

Luminosity (Tib.
ösel
)

form as

mahasukha and

tenth bodhisattva bhumi as

Madhyamaka (Middle Way), school

Madness, drinking the water of

as beyond reference points

Magic

Bön, through union with nature

behind doctrine

giving up expectations of

life situations as

of place

popular idea of

siddhi as

vajrayana

Magnetizing energy

of human realm

of mother tantra

Magnetizing karma

Maha ati

Mahamudra
(“great symbol”)

mandala as expression of

meditation as ground of

samsara as

Mahamudra
(Namgyal)

“Mahamudra Upadesa” (Tilopa)

Mahasukha
(“great joy/bliss”)

Mahavipashyana meditation

Mahayana (“great vehicle”)

devotion in

emptiness and

hinayana style vs.

nonaggression as

stages of

tantra and

view of teacher

working for others in

See also
Open way

Making friends

with oneself

with one’s world

Making a nuisance of oneself

Mandala

-in-action

colors/shapes of

of five buddha families

Marpa and, display

Vajrayogini

world as sacred

Mandala
(Argüelles)

“Mandala” (seminar)

Mandala practice

Manjushri

sword of

Mantra

of transcendent knowledge

Mantra practice

Mara

daughters of

Marpa

death of son of

as father of kagyü lineage

Kukuripa and

Milarepa and

Naropa and

Vajrayogini and

Materialism

in America

style of teachings and

three lords of

in time of Buddha

transcending

See also
Physical materialism; Psychological materialism; Spiritual materialism

“Meaning of Death” (seminar)

Meditation-in-action

breath in

Meditation in Action

Meditation (
dhyana
)
paramita

fifth bhumi as

Meditation practice

boredom and

breath in

children and

communism and

compassion and

depression and

ego and

as field training

as heart of Buddhism

Hindu

mind and

misconceptions of

nowness of

postmeditation vs.

posture

purpose of

restlessness in

as samyak samadhi

simplicity of

as sword of Manjushri

tantra/vajrayana

technique

thoughts in

watcher and

work as

See also
Shamatha meditation; Vipashyana (insight) meditation

“The Meditative Tradition of Tibet” (article)

Meeting of minds

abhisheka as

basic nakedness as

healer-patient relationship as

openness and

Mendicant traditions

vs. shamanic traditions

Mental gymnastics

Merton, Father Thomas

Milarepa

as example of enlightenment

Gampopa and

Marpa and

“old-dog” stage of

Mind

big-deal state of

as cause of confusion

emotions as

introverted state of

lord of

in madhyamaka philosophy

mahamudra state of

and matter

meditation and

mindfulness of