The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa: Volume 4 (74 page)

See also
Crazy wisdom; Five wisdoms

Wrathful actions

Yamantaka (Death)

Yana
, definitions of

See also
Nine yanas; Six yanas; Three yanas

Yangdak

Yeshe chölwa. See
Crazy wisdom

Yidams

Yoga, definition of

Yogachara

Madhyamaka critique of

mind in

as reductive philosophy

Yogatantra, yogayana

Yogi Bhajan

Zen

Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind
(Suzuki)

Table of Contents

• Introduction to Volume Four
  
• J OURNEY WITHOUT G OAL : T HE T ANTRIC W ISDOM OF THE B UDDHA
  
  • Acknowledgments
    
  • Introduction
    
  • “Intensifying Devotion in One’s Heart” BY J AMGÖN K ONGTRÜL L ODRÖ T HAYE
    
• 1. The Tantric Practitioner
  
• 2. Vajra Nature
  
• 3. Mandala
  
• 4. Nontheistic Energy
  
• 5. Transmission
  
• 6. The Vajra Master
  
• 7. Visualization
  
• 8. Body, Speech, and Mind
  
• 9. The Five Buddha Families
  
• 10. Abhisheka
  
• 11. Being and Manifesting
  
• 12. The Question of Magic
  
• 13. The Tantric Journey
  
• 14. Anuttarayoga
  
• 15. Maha Ati
  
  • “Lord Marpa’s Praise to the Gurus”
    
• T HE L ION ’ S R OAR : A N I NTRODUCTION TO T ANTRA
  
  • Editor’s Foreword
    
• Part One:
  
• Nine Yanas Seminar / Boulder, December 1973
  
• 1. The Journey
  
• 2. Hopelessness
  
• 3. The Preparation for Tantra
  
• 4. The Basic Body
  
• 5. The Crazy-Wisdom Holder and the Student
  
• 6. Alpha Pure
  
• Part Two:
  
• Nine Yanas Seminar / San Francisco, May 1973
  
• 1. Suffering, Impermanence, Egolessness
  
• 2. Competing with Our Projections
  
• 3. The Dawn of Mysticism
  
• 4. The Juncture between Sutra and Tantra
  
• 5. Overcoming Moralism
  
• 6. Introduction to Tantra
  
• 7. The Five Buddha Families and Mahamudra
  
• 8. Anuttarayoga
  
• 9. Mahamudra and Maha Ati
  
  • Notes
    
• T HE D AWN OF T ANTRA
  
• By Herbert V. Guenther and Chögyam Trungpa
  
  • Introduction
    
• 1. Tantra: Its Origin and Presentation
  
• 2. Laying the Foundation
  
• 3. Yogachara and the Primacy of Experience
  
• 4. The Mandala Principle and the Meditative Process
  
• 5. The Indivisibility of Openness and Compassion
  
• 6. The Development of Shunyata
  
• 7. The Guru-Disciple Relationship
  
• 8. Visualization
  
• 9. Empowerment and Initiations
  
• 10. Questions and Answers: Guenther
  
• 11. Questions and Answers: Rinpoche
  
• A N I NTERVIEW WITH C HÖGYAM T RUNGPA
  
  • Things Get Very Clear When You’re Cornered
    
• Glossary
  
• Sources
  
• Acknowledgments
  
• A Biography of Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Books by Chögyam Trungpa
  
• Resources
  
• Index
  

Table of Contents

Introduction to Volume Four

J OURNEY WITHOUT G OAL : T HE T ANTRIC W ISDOM OF THE B UDDHA

Acknowledgments

Introduction

“Intensifying Devotion in One’s Heart” BY J AMGÖN K ONGTRÜL L ODRÖ T HAYE

1. The Tantric Practitioner

2. Vajra Nature

3. Mandala

4. Nontheistic Energy

5. Transmission

6. The Vajra Master

7. Visualization

8. Body, Speech, and Mind

9. The Five Buddha Families

10. Abhisheka

11. Being and Manifesting

12. The Question of Magic

13. The Tantric Journey

14. Anuttarayoga

15. Maha Ati

“Lord Marpa’s Praise to the Gurus”

T HE L ION ’ S R OAR : A N I NTRODUCTION TO T ANTRA

Editor’s Foreword

Part One:

Nine Yanas Seminar / Boulder, December 1973

1. The Journey

2. Hopelessness

3. The Preparation for Tantra

4. The Basic Body

5. The Crazy-Wisdom Holder and the Student

6. Alpha Pure

Part Two:

Nine Yanas Seminar / San Francisco, May 1973

1. Suffering, Impermanence, Egolessness

2. Competing with Our Projections

3. The Dawn of Mysticism

4. The Juncture between Sutra and Tantra

5. Overcoming Moralism

6. Introduction to Tantra

7. The Five Buddha Families and Mahamudra

8. Anuttarayoga

9. Mahamudra and Maha Ati

Notes

T HE D AWN OF T ANTRA

By Herbert V. Guenther and Chögyam Trungpa

Introduction

1. Tantra: Its Origin and Presentation

2. Laying the Foundation

3. Yogachara and the Primacy of Experience

4. The Mandala Principle and the Meditative Process

5. The Indivisibility of Openness and Compassion

6. The Development of Shunyata

7. The Guru-Disciple Relationship

8. Visualization

9. Empowerment and Initiations

10. Questions and Answers: Guenther

11. Questions and Answers: Rinpoche

A N I NTERVIEW WITH C HÖGYAM T RUNGPA

Things Get Very Clear When You’re Cornered

Glossary

Sources

Acknowledgments

A Biography of Chögyam Trungpa

Books by Chögyam Trungpa

Resources

Index