Pointing out the great way: the stages of meditation in the mahāmudrā tradition
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| adam_text | LIST OF TABLES XI FOREWORD XIII PREFACE XV INTRODUCTION I PUTTING
MEDITATIVE EXPERIENCE INTO WORDS I INTELLECTUAL UNDERSTANDING VERSUS
ACTUAL EXPERIENCE 3 THE TECHNICAL LANGUAGE OF SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 4
HOW THIS BOOK IS STRUCTURED 5 MAHAMUDRA IN CONTEXT 5 THE AIM OF
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT IN BUDDHISM 5 INDIAN ANTECEDENTS TO MAHAMUDRA 7
SUTRA, TANTRA, AND ESSENCE 8 GRADUAL OR INSTANTANEOUS 10 THE VIRTUES OF
THE GRADUAL PATH 11 TIBETAN DEVELOPMENTS 13 KEY TERMS IN MAHAMUDRA 13
THE EARLY MAHAMUDRA SOURCE TRADITION 15 TANTRIC MAHAMUDRA 17 THE SOURCE
TRANSLATION LINEAGE 18 THE SUBSIDIARY LINEAGE 19 GAMPOPA AND MONASTIC
MAHAMUDRA 21 MAHAMUDRA SCHOOLS AND LINEAGES OF THE KAGYU TRADITION 22
MAHAMUDRA IN THE NYINGMA AND GELUG TRADITIONS 25 NAVIGATING THIS BOOK 27
TYPES OF TEXTS 27 AN INTEGRATED SYNTHETIC TEXT 28 SEMANTIC FIELD
ANALYSIS 30 THE SELECTION OFTEXTS 31 TECHNICAL NOTES 33 SOURCE TEXT
ABBREVIATIONS 35 1. CULTIVATING THE MOTIVATION 37 I. GENERATING INTEREST
37 A. INTEREST 37 B. ADMIRATION 46 C. RESPECT 53 II. CAUSING FAITH TO
ARISE: THE DECISION TO TRY SPIRITUAL PRACTICE 58 A. GENERATING FAITH 58
B. FAITHFUL RECOGNITION 6$ 2. PRELIMINARY PRACTICE 71 I. THE ORDINARY
PRELIMINARIES 71 A. THE FOUR NOTIONS 74 1. OPPORTUNITY 74 2.
ITNPERMANENCE 77 3. THE CAUSE AND EFFECT OF KARMIC ACTION 79 4. THE
SUFFERINGS OF SAMSARA 82 5. CONCLUDING THE FOUR NOTIONS 86 II. THE
EXTRAORDINARY PRELIMINARIES 88 A. TAKING REFUGE 91 B. THE ENLIGHTENED
ATTITUDE 96 C. ERADICATING HARMFUL FACTORS AND CULTIVATING FACTORS THAT
POTENTIATE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 106 1. REMOVING OBSTACLES: SIN AND
OBSCURATION 107 A. THE NONTANTRIC BACKGROUND 107 B. THE TANTRIC
VAJRASATTVA MEDITATION 111 2. CULTIVATING VIRTUE: FACTORS THAT
POTENTIATE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 113 A. THE SUTRIC BACKGROUND 113 B. THE
TANTRIC MANDALA OFFERING 117 C. GURU YOGA 120 III. THE ADVANCED
PRELIMINARIES 132 A. VIRTUE PRACTICE 133 B. THE BEHAVIORAL TRAINING:
ETHICAL TRAINING AND BINDING THE SENSES 134 C. THE MENTAL TRAINING:
MINDIULNESS AND FULL AWARENESS 136 D. PROTECTING 145 1. ORDINARY
PROTECTING PRACTICE: THE CONDITIONS THAT BRING FORTH CERTAINTY 146 2.
EXTRAORDINARY PROTECTING PRACTICE: THE DEVOTIONAL PRAYER 149 3.
CONTEMPLATION 151 I. THE NATURE OF THE ORDINARY MENTAL CONTINUUM 151 II.
CONTEMPLATION: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MIND*CULTIVATING THE SKILLS FOR
STAYING 152 A. BASIC SKILLS FOR CONTEMPLATION AND MEDITATION 153 III.
CONTEMPLATION: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MENTAL EVENTS*ISOLATING
ATTENTIONAL FOCUS FROM MENTAL ELABORATIONS AND ENHANCING ORGANIZATION OF
THE MENTAL CONTINUUM 157 A. THE ISOLATIONS AND POINTS 157 1. THE
ISOLATION OF THE BODY 159 2. THE ISOLATION OF SPEECH 170 3. THE
ISOLATION OF MIND 173 4. FORMAL MEDITATION: CONCENTRATION WITH SUPPORT
181 , I. CONCENTRATION-IN-FRONT: PARTIAL STAYING 186 II.
CONCENTRATION-INSIDE: GREAT VIRTUE 197 III. SKILL EN VISUALIZING THE
EMANATING SEED 205 IV. BEING-DONE-WITH THE ABSORBED SEED 21S A. THE
DIAMOND RECITATION 221 B. VASE BREATHING 226 C. SPACE YOGA 231 5.
CONCENTRATION WITHOUT SUPPORT 235 I. INTENSIFYING 240 II. EASING UP 249
A. THE REPRESENTATION OF LETTING GO 252 B. NOT REACTING TO WHATEVER HAS
ARISEN 255 III. BALANCING: THE MEANS TO SET UP 2*7 A. BRAHMAN S THREAD
262 B. STRAW ROPE 264 C. CHILD VIEWING A TEMPLE 265 D. THE ELEPHANT
PRICKED WITH THORNS 271 IV. THE STAGES OF CONCENTRATION 277 6. SPECIAL
INSIGHT 283 I. PUTTING IN ORDER THE VIEW 287 A. ATTAINING THE VIEW BY
STAGES 287 1. EMPTINESS OF THE PERSON 292 A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION 292
B. SAMADHI MEDITATION 294 (X) PUTTING IN ORDER THE ENTITYNESS OF THE
MIND 294 (2) BRINGING FORTH SPECIAL INSIGHT IN THE SAMADHI MEDITATION BY
SEARCHING 300 (3) THE OUTCOME: PUTTING IN ORDER EMPTINESS 304 2.
EMPTINESS OF PHENOMENA 309 A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION 309 B. SAMADHI
MEDITATION 313 (1) PUTTING IN ORDER THE ENTITYNESS OF PHENOMENA 313 (2)
BRINGING FORTH SPECIAL INSIGHT IN THE SAMADHI MEDITATION BY BEING
ASSURED 315 ($) THE OUTCOME: PUTTING IN ORDER CLARITY 317 B. ATTAINING
THE VIEW BY A CONDENSED FORM OF INSTRUCTION 318 II. THE SKILL OP
RECOGNITION 325 HI. THE YOGA OF UNELABORATION 342 A. THE DIALECTIC ON
THE THREE TIMES 345 B. THE MIDDLE PATH WITHOUT EXTREMES 354 C.
NONDISSOLUTION 356 7. EXTRAORDINARY PRACTICE 361 I. THE YOGA OP ONE
TASTE 361 A. THE VIEW 366 1. SIMULTANEOUS MIND 366 2. THE RETURN OF
CONVENTIONAL APPEARANCE 369 3. MISTAKES BECOME WISDOM 371 4. POINTING
OUT 372 B. THE WAY TO PRACTICE 375 1. THE WAY TO PRACTICE BY STAGES 375
A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION: APPEARANCE AS MIND 375 B. SAMADHI MEDITATION
ON THE SIMULTANEOUS 379 (Z) SETTING UP THE SIMULTANEOUS MIND 3 79 (2)
BRINGING FORTH AWAKENED WISDOM BY COGNITION- AND
PERCEPTION-SIMULTANTOUSNESS 382 (A) COGNITION-SIMUHANEOUSNESS 382 (B)
PERCEPTUM-S TMULTANEOUSNEX 386 (C) REMOVING FAULTS AND RECOGNIZING
FLAWLESS MEDITATION: KNOWLEDGE OF THE ORDINARY 388 1 . REMOVING FAULTS
388 A . THE FUNDAMENTAL FAULTS OF SAMADHI 388 B . THE FAULTS OF POINTING
OUT 390 C. BIASED OR PARTIAL EXTRAORDINARY SAMADHI 390 2 . RECOGNIZING
KNOWLEDGE OF THE ORDINARY; INITIAL AWAKENED WISDOM 39A 2. THE CONDENSED
WAY TO PRACTICE THE YOGA OF ONE TASTE 397 II. THE YOGA OF NONMEDITATION:
CROSSING OVER TO ENLIGHTENMENT 401 A. THE STAGES WAY TO PRACTICE
NONMEDITATION YOGA 405 I. PROTECTING THE REALIZATION ABOUT; DIE
SIMULTANEOUS MIND 405 I. VIRTUE PRACTICE: MAINTAINING THE REALIZATION
406 3. SETTING UP THE CONDITIONS FOR ENLIGHTENMENT 416 A. RECOGNIZING
WISDOM 416 B. SETTING UP ENLIGHTENMENT 419 4. THE POSTSAMADHI STATE 432
5. CROSSING OVER 437 B. THE OUTCOME: THE NATURE OF ENLIGHTENMENT 440 1.
THE STAGES OF ENLIGHTENMENT 441 A. BASIS ENLIGHTENMENT 441 B. PATH
ENLIGHTENMENT 442 C. FRUITION ENLIGHTENMENT 444 C. THE CONDENSED STYLE
OF POINTING-OUT PRACTICE 446 D. PROTECTING PRACTICES FOR CORRECTING
MISTAKES THAT PREVENT ENLIGHTENMENT OR CAUSE DIE PRACTITIONER TO LOSE IT
448 1. MISSING IT 449 2. ERRORS IN THE STATE 454 3. OBSTACLES TO THE
CONTINUANCE OF ENLIGHTENMENT 458 8. PRACTICE AFTER ENLIGHTENMENT 463 I.
PATH WALKING: ENHANCING THE REALIZATION 463 II. WALKING THE PATH OF
PASSION: THE ORAL TRANSMISSION OF SAME TASTE BY PEMA KARPO 467 III.
PATH WALKING USING THE CONDITIONS OF THE EVERYDAY PERCEPTUAL WORLD 473
IV. PATH WALKING WITH COMPASSION: THE MAHAMUDRD DEVOTIONAL PRAYER BY
RANGJUNG DORJE 476 NOTES 481 GLOSSARY 519 BIBLIOGRAPHY 537 INDEX 547
LIST OF TABLES 1. THE PROCESS OF SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCORDING TO THE
DOCTRINE OF CAUSE AND EFFECT 58 2. THE RIPENING OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL
ACTIONS PERTAINING TO SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION $6 3. THE STRUCTURE OF
THE EXTRAORDINARY PRELIMINARIES AND THEIR OUTCOME 91 4. SUMMARY OF
SKILLFUL MEANS USED TO BUILD THE VESSEL 124 J. RELATED MAHAMUDRA AND
TANTRIC PRACTICES WITH RESPECT TO THE FOUR EMPOWERMENTS 128 6.
CORRELATION OF ENERGY CURRENTS WITH BODY POINTS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
FUNCTIONS 165 7. TYPES OF ELABORATION COGNITIONS 168 8. CORRELATION OF
SPEECH, RESPIRATION, AND MENTAL ACTIVITY 171 9. CLASSES OF MENTAL
OBJECTS 184 10. A COMPARISON OF CONCENTRATION AND SKILLED CONCENTRATION
208 11. A COMPARISON OF THE SKILLED-CONCENTRATION AND DONE-WITH
MEDITATIONS IN TERMS OF ACTIVITY 218 12. A COMPARISON OF THE
SKILLED-CONCENTRATION AND DONE-WITH MEDITATIONS IN TERMS OF TERMINOLOGY
220 13. TASHI NAMGYEL S INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONCENTRATION WITHOUT SUPPORT
240 14. THE OPPOSITE EFFECTS OF OBSTRUCTING-TYPE PRACTICE IN
CONCENTRATION WITH AND WITHOUT SUPPORT 248 15. THE FOUR MEANS TO SET UP
SAMADHI 262 16. THE FIVE SIGNS OF PURIFICATION 266 17. THE FIVE SIGNS OF
DWELLING 267 18. A COMPARISON OF SUTRA AND MAHAMUDRA STAGES OF
CONCENTRATION 281 19. A COMPARISON OF TASHI NAMGYELS AND JAMPEL PAWO S
STAGES OF INITIAL SPECIAL INSIGHT 289 20. USE OF TRANSFORMABLE MENTAL
FACTORS DURING AN EXAMINATION MEDITATION AND A SAMADHI MEDITATION 290
21. TRANSFORMABLE MENTAL FACTORS AND PERSPECTIVE IN THE EMPTINESS-OF-
THE-PERSON AND EMPRINESS-OF-PHENORAENA MEDIATIONS 296 22. THE
COMBINATION OF STAYING-CALM AND SPECIAL-INSIGHT PRACTICE AND THEIR
RESPECTIVE ATTAINMENTS 296 23. QUALIFICATIONS AND USAGE OF THE TECHNICAL
TERM BANG BZHIN 303 24. DOMINANT PERSPECTIVE IN THE
EMPTINESS-OF-THE-PERSON MEDITATION 308 25. CORRESPONDING PERSPECTIVES
TAKEN IN THE EMPTINESS-OF-THE-PERSON AND EMPTINESS-OF-PHENOMENA
MEDITATIONS 310 26. CORRELATION OF BENEFITS AND THEIR METAPHORS IN
SPECIAL-INSIGHT MEDITATION 312 27. DOMINANT PERSPECTIVE IN THE
EMPTINESS-OF-PHENOMENA MEDITATION 314 28. THE RIPENING OF NONDUAL
SPECIAL INSIGHT DURING SKILL SAMADHI 331 29. A COMPARISON OF HOW TASHI
NAMGYEL AND JAMPEL PAWO ILLUSTRATE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SPECIAL
INSIGHT AND SKILLED SPECIAL INSIGHT 332 30. CORRELATION OF METAPHORS
WITH THE NONDUAL PERSPECTIVES OF SKILLED SPECIAL INSIGHT 335 31. A
COMPARISON OF SHIFTS IN THE DURATION OF TEMPORAL PROCESS 336 32.
NEGATIONS USED FOR EACH OF THE TEMPORAL COMPONENTS (ARISING, STAYING,
AND CEASING) 352 33. NEGATIONS AND METAPHORS USED IN THE TFOGA OF
UNELABORATION 360 34. HAWS OF THE SAROADHI STATE 389 35. FAULTS OF
POINTING OUT 390 36. FAULTS THAT SKEW THE SIMULTANEOUS MIND 392 37. THE
FOUR TYPES OF MINDFULNESS 411 38. USAGE OF THE TERMS
NOT-TAKE-TO-MINDWDMINDFUIMU-WITHOUT 413 39. USE OF TILOPA S SIX MEANS TO
SET UP ENLIGHTENMENT 426 40. GAMPOPA S FOUR MEANS TO SET UP
ENLIGHTENMENT 429 41. THE INDISTINGUISHABLE PAIR OF MEANS TO SET UP
ENLIGHTENMENT 432 42. JAMPEL PAWOS COMMENTARY ON MIXED ENLIGHTENMENT 448
43. TYPES OF OBSTACLES TO THE CONTINUATION OF ENLIGHTENMENT 459 44.
EXTERNAL OBSTACLES 461
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LIST OF TABLES XI FOREWORD XIII PREFACE XV INTRODUCTION I PUTTING
MEDITATIVE EXPERIENCE INTO WORDS I INTELLECTUAL UNDERSTANDING VERSUS
ACTUAL EXPERIENCE 3 THE TECHNICAL LANGUAGE OF SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 4
HOW THIS BOOK IS STRUCTURED 5 MAHAMUDRA IN CONTEXT 5 THE AIM OF
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT IN BUDDHISM 5 INDIAN ANTECEDENTS TO MAHAMUDRA 7
SUTRA, TANTRA, AND ESSENCE 8 GRADUAL OR INSTANTANEOUS 10 THE VIRTUES OF
THE GRADUAL PATH 11 TIBETAN DEVELOPMENTS 13 KEY TERMS IN MAHAMUDRA 13
THE EARLY MAHAMUDRA SOURCE TRADITION 15 TANTRIC MAHAMUDRA 17 THE SOURCE
TRANSLATION LINEAGE 18 THE SUBSIDIARY LINEAGE 19 GAMPOPA AND MONASTIC
MAHAMUDRA 21 MAHAMUDRA SCHOOLS AND LINEAGES OF THE KAGYU TRADITION 22
MAHAMUDRA IN THE NYINGMA AND GELUG TRADITIONS 25 NAVIGATING THIS BOOK 27
TYPES OF TEXTS 27 AN INTEGRATED SYNTHETIC TEXT 28 SEMANTIC FIELD
ANALYSIS 30 THE SELECTION OFTEXTS 31 TECHNICAL NOTES 33 SOURCE TEXT
ABBREVIATIONS 35 1. CULTIVATING THE MOTIVATION 37 I. GENERATING INTEREST
37 A. INTEREST 37 B. ADMIRATION 46 C. RESPECT 53 II. CAUSING FAITH TO
ARISE: THE DECISION TO TRY SPIRITUAL PRACTICE 58 A. GENERATING FAITH 58
B. FAITHFUL RECOGNITION 6$ 2. PRELIMINARY PRACTICE 71 I. THE ORDINARY
PRELIMINARIES 71 A. THE FOUR NOTIONS 74 1. OPPORTUNITY 74 2.
ITNPERMANENCE 77 3. THE CAUSE AND EFFECT OF KARMIC ACTION 79 4. THE
SUFFERINGS OF SAMSARA 82 5. CONCLUDING THE FOUR NOTIONS 86 II. THE
EXTRAORDINARY PRELIMINARIES 88 A. TAKING REFUGE 91 B. THE ENLIGHTENED
ATTITUDE 96 C. ERADICATING HARMFUL FACTORS AND CULTIVATING FACTORS THAT
POTENTIATE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 106 1. REMOVING OBSTACLES: SIN AND
OBSCURATION 107 A. THE NONTANTRIC BACKGROUND 107 B. THE TANTRIC
VAJRASATTVA MEDITATION 111 2. CULTIVATING VIRTUE: FACTORS THAT
POTENTIATE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 113 A. THE SUTRIC BACKGROUND 113 B. THE
TANTRIC MANDALA OFFERING 117 C. GURU YOGA 120 III. THE ADVANCED
PRELIMINARIES 132 A. VIRTUE PRACTICE 133 B. THE BEHAVIORAL TRAINING:
ETHICAL TRAINING AND BINDING THE SENSES 134 C. THE MENTAL TRAINING:
MINDIULNESS AND FULL AWARENESS 136 D. PROTECTING 145 1. ORDINARY
PROTECTING PRACTICE: THE CONDITIONS THAT BRING FORTH CERTAINTY 146 2.
EXTRAORDINARY PROTECTING PRACTICE: THE DEVOTIONAL PRAYER 149 3.
CONTEMPLATION 151 I. THE NATURE OF THE ORDINARY MENTAL CONTINUUM 151 II.
CONTEMPLATION: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MIND*CULTIVATING THE SKILLS FOR
STAYING 152 A. BASIC SKILLS FOR CONTEMPLATION AND MEDITATION 153 III.
CONTEMPLATION: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MENTAL EVENTS*ISOLATING
ATTENTIONAL FOCUS FROM MENTAL ELABORATIONS AND ENHANCING ORGANIZATION OF
THE MENTAL CONTINUUM 157 A. THE ISOLATIONS AND POINTS 157 1. THE
ISOLATION OF THE BODY 159 2. THE ISOLATION OF SPEECH 170 3. THE
ISOLATION OF MIND 173 4. FORMAL MEDITATION: CONCENTRATION WITH SUPPORT
181 , I. CONCENTRATION-IN-FRONT: PARTIAL STAYING 186 II.
CONCENTRATION-INSIDE: GREAT VIRTUE 197 III. SKILL EN VISUALIZING THE
EMANATING SEED 205 IV. BEING-DONE-WITH THE ABSORBED SEED 21S A. THE
DIAMOND RECITATION 221 B. VASE BREATHING 226 C. SPACE YOGA 231 5.
CONCENTRATION WITHOUT SUPPORT 235 I. INTENSIFYING 240 II. EASING UP 249
A. THE REPRESENTATION OF LETTING GO 252 B. NOT REACTING TO WHATEVER HAS
ARISEN 255 III. BALANCING: THE MEANS TO SET UP 2*7 A. BRAHMAN'S THREAD
262 B. STRAW ROPE 264 C. CHILD VIEWING A TEMPLE 265 D. THE ELEPHANT
PRICKED WITH THORNS 271 IV. THE STAGES OF CONCENTRATION 277 6. SPECIAL
INSIGHT 283 I. PUTTING IN ORDER THE VIEW 287 A. ATTAINING THE VIEW BY
STAGES 287 1. EMPTINESS OF THE PERSON 292 A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION 292
B. SAMADHI MEDITATION 294 (X) PUTTING IN ORDER THE ENTITYNESS OF THE
MIND 294 (2) BRINGING FORTH SPECIAL INSIGHT IN THE SAMADHI MEDITATION BY
SEARCHING 300 (3) THE OUTCOME: PUTTING IN ORDER EMPTINESS 304 2.
EMPTINESS OF PHENOMENA 309 A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION 309 B. SAMADHI
MEDITATION 313 (1) PUTTING IN ORDER THE ENTITYNESS OF PHENOMENA 313 (2)
BRINGING FORTH SPECIAL INSIGHT IN THE SAMADHI MEDITATION BY BEING
ASSURED 315 ($) THE OUTCOME: PUTTING IN ORDER CLARITY 317 B. ATTAINING
THE VIEW BY A CONDENSED FORM OF INSTRUCTION 318 II. THE SKILL OP
RECOGNITION 325 HI. THE YOGA OF UNELABORATION 342 A. THE DIALECTIC ON
THE THREE TIMES 345 B. THE MIDDLE PATH WITHOUT EXTREMES 354 C.
NONDISSOLUTION 356 7. EXTRAORDINARY PRACTICE 361 I. THE YOGA OP ONE
TASTE 361 A. THE VIEW 366 1. SIMULTANEOUS MIND 366 2. THE RETURN OF
CONVENTIONAL APPEARANCE 369 3. MISTAKES BECOME WISDOM 371 4. POINTING
OUT 372 B. THE WAY TO PRACTICE 375 1. THE WAY TO PRACTICE BY STAGES 375
A. EXAMINATION MEDITATION: APPEARANCE AS MIND 375 B. SAMADHI MEDITATION
ON THE SIMULTANEOUS 379 (Z) SETTING UP THE SIMULTANEOUS MIND 3 79 (2)
BRINGING FORTH AWAKENED WISDOM BY COGNITION- AND
PERCEPTION-SIMULTANTOUSNESS 382 (A) COGNITION-SIMUHANEOUSNESS 382 (B)
PERCEPTUM-S'TMULTANEOUSNEX 386 (C) REMOVING FAULTS AND RECOGNIZING
FLAWLESS MEDITATION: KNOWLEDGE OF THE ORDINARY 388 1'. REMOVING FAULTS
388 A'. THE FUNDAMENTAL FAULTS OF SAMADHI 388 B'. THE FAULTS OF POINTING
OUT 390 C. BIASED OR PARTIAL EXTRAORDINARY SAMADHI 390 2'. RECOGNIZING
KNOWLEDGE OF THE ORDINARY; INITIAL AWAKENED WISDOM 39A 2. THE CONDENSED
WAY TO PRACTICE THE YOGA OF ONE TASTE 397 II. THE YOGA OF NONMEDITATION:
CROSSING OVER TO ENLIGHTENMENT 401 A. THE STAGES WAY TO PRACTICE
NONMEDITATION YOGA 405 I. PROTECTING THE REALIZATION ABOUT; DIE
SIMULTANEOUS MIND 405 I. VIRTUE PRACTICE: MAINTAINING THE REALIZATION
406 3. SETTING UP THE CONDITIONS FOR ENLIGHTENMENT 416 A. RECOGNIZING
WISDOM 416 B. SETTING UP ENLIGHTENMENT 419 4. THE POSTSAMADHI STATE 432
5. CROSSING OVER 437 B. THE OUTCOME: THE NATURE OF ENLIGHTENMENT 440 1.
THE STAGES OF ENLIGHTENMENT 441 A. BASIS ENLIGHTENMENT 441 B. PATH
ENLIGHTENMENT 442 C. FRUITION ENLIGHTENMENT 444 C. THE CONDENSED STYLE
OF POINTING-OUT PRACTICE 446 D. PROTECTING PRACTICES FOR CORRECTING
MISTAKES THAT PREVENT ENLIGHTENMENT OR CAUSE DIE PRACTITIONER TO LOSE IT
448 1. MISSING IT 449 2. ERRORS IN THE STATE 454 3. OBSTACLES TO THE
CONTINUANCE OF ENLIGHTENMENT 458 8. PRACTICE AFTER ENLIGHTENMENT 463 I.
PATH WALKING: ENHANCING THE REALIZATION 463 II. WALKING THE PATH OF
PASSION: THE ORAL TRANSMISSION OF "SAME TASTE" BY PEMA KARPO 467 III.
PATH WALKING USING THE CONDITIONS OF THE EVERYDAY PERCEPTUAL WORLD 473
IV. PATH WALKING WITH COMPASSION: THE MAHAMUDRD DEVOTIONAL PRAYER BY
RANGJUNG DORJE" 476 NOTES 481 GLOSSARY 519 BIBLIOGRAPHY 537 INDEX 547
LIST OF TABLES 1. THE PROCESS OF SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCORDING TO THE
DOCTRINE OF CAUSE AND EFFECT 58 2. THE RIPENING OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL
ACTIONS PERTAINING TO SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION $6 3. THE STRUCTURE OF
THE EXTRAORDINARY PRELIMINARIES AND THEIR OUTCOME 91 4. SUMMARY OF
SKILLFUL MEANS USED TO BUILD THE VESSEL 124 J. RELATED MAHAMUDRA AND
TANTRIC PRACTICES WITH RESPECT TO THE FOUR EMPOWERMENTS 128 6.
CORRELATION OF ENERGY CURRENTS WITH BODY POINTS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
FUNCTIONS 165 7. TYPES OF ELABORATION COGNITIONS 168 8. CORRELATION OF
SPEECH, RESPIRATION, AND MENTAL ACTIVITY 171 9. CLASSES OF MENTAL
OBJECTS 184 10. A COMPARISON OF CONCENTRATION AND SKILLED CONCENTRATION
208 11. A COMPARISON OF THE SKILLED-CONCENTRATION AND DONE-WITH
MEDITATIONS IN TERMS OF ACTIVITY 218 12. A COMPARISON OF THE
SKILLED-CONCENTRATION AND DONE-WITH MEDITATIONS IN TERMS OF TERMINOLOGY
220 13. TASHI NAMGYEL S INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONCENTRATION WITHOUT SUPPORT
240 14. THE OPPOSITE EFFECTS OF OBSTRUCTING-TYPE PRACTICE IN
CONCENTRATION WITH AND WITHOUT SUPPORT 248 15. THE FOUR MEANS TO SET UP
SAMADHI 262 16. THE FIVE SIGNS OF PURIFICATION 266 17. THE FIVE SIGNS OF
DWELLING 267 18. A COMPARISON OF SUTRA AND MAHAMUDRA STAGES OF
CONCENTRATION 281 19. A COMPARISON OF TASHI NAMGYELS AND JAMPEL PAWO'S
STAGES OF INITIAL SPECIAL INSIGHT 289 20. USE OF TRANSFORMABLE MENTAL
FACTORS DURING AN EXAMINATION MEDITATION AND A SAMADHI MEDITATION 290
21. TRANSFORMABLE MENTAL FACTORS AND PERSPECTIVE IN THE EMPTINESS-OF-
THE-PERSON AND EMPRINESS-OF-PHENORAENA MEDIATIONS 296 22. THE
COMBINATION OF STAYING-CALM AND SPECIAL-INSIGHT PRACTICE AND THEIR
RESPECTIVE ATTAINMENTS 296 23. QUALIFICATIONS AND USAGE OF THE TECHNICAL
TERM BANG BZHIN 303 24. DOMINANT PERSPECTIVE IN THE
EMPTINESS-OF-THE-PERSON MEDITATION 308 25. CORRESPONDING PERSPECTIVES
TAKEN IN THE EMPTINESS-OF-THE-PERSON AND EMPTINESS-OF-PHENOMENA
MEDITATIONS 310 26. CORRELATION OF BENEFITS AND THEIR METAPHORS IN
SPECIAL-INSIGHT MEDITATION 312 27. DOMINANT PERSPECTIVE IN THE
EMPTINESS-OF-PHENOMENA MEDITATION 314 28. THE RIPENING OF NONDUAL
SPECIAL INSIGHT DURING SKILL SAMADHI 331 29. A COMPARISON OF HOW TASHI
NAMGYEL AND JAMPEL PAWO ILLUSTRATE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SPECIAL
INSIGHT AND SKILLED SPECIAL INSIGHT 332 30. CORRELATION OF METAPHORS
WITH THE NONDUAL PERSPECTIVES OF SKILLED SPECIAL INSIGHT 335 31. A
COMPARISON OF SHIFTS IN THE DURATION OF TEMPORAL PROCESS 336 32.
NEGATIONS USED FOR EACH OF THE TEMPORAL COMPONENTS (ARISING, STAYING,
AND CEASING) 352 33. NEGATIONS AND METAPHORS USED IN THE TFOGA OF
UNELABORATION 360 34. HAWS OF THE SAROADHI STATE 389 35. FAULTS OF
POINTING OUT 390 36. FAULTS THAT SKEW THE SIMULTANEOUS MIND 392 37. THE
FOUR TYPES OF MINDFULNESS 411 38. USAGE OF THE TERMS
NOT-TAKE-TO-MINDWDMINDFUIMU-WITHOUT 413 39. USE OF TILOPA'S SIX MEANS TO
SET UP ENLIGHTENMENT 426 40. GAMPOPA'S FOUR MEANS TO SET UP
ENLIGHTENMENT 429 41. THE INDISTINGUISHABLE PAIR OF MEANS TO SET UP
ENLIGHTENMENT 432 42. JAMPEL PAWOS COMMENTARY ON MIXED ENLIGHTENMENT 448
43. TYPES OF OBSTACLES TO THE CONTINUATION OF ENLIGHTENMENT 459 44.
EXTERNAL OBSTACLES 461 |
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