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Contents: THE PROFOUND TREASURY OF THE OCEAN OF DHARMA VOLUME TWO: The Bodhisattva Path of Wisdom and Compassion by Chogyam Trungpa
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Editor's Introduction
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ix
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Pronunciation of Sanskrit and Tibetan
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xv
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PART ONE Awakening the Heart
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1. A Glimpse of Wakefulness
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3
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2. Love, Vision, and Warriorship
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12
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3. Doubt and Delight
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20
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PART TWO Buddha Nature
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4. Enlightened Genes
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31
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5. Basic Goodness
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40
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PART THREE Preparing the Ground
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6. Cultivating Wholesomeness
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51
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7. Expanding Your Practice
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54
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8. Cutting Ego Fixation
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60
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9. Awakening Your Enlightened Genes
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69
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10. The Spiritual Friend
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78
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PART FOUR Making a Commitment
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11. Indestructible Wakefulness
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89
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12. Planting the Moon of Bodhi in Your Heart
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97
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13. Cultivating a Mahayana Mentality
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99
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14. The Seven Mahayana Exercises
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104
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15. Taking the Bodhisattva Vow
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107
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16. Becoming a Bodhisattva
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116
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17. Joining Profundity and Vastness
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121
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PART FIVE Emptiness and Compassion
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18. Emptiness
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129
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19. Discovering a World beyond Ego
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134
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20. Emptiness and the Middle Way
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142
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21. Realizing the Emptiness of Ordinary Reality
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149
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22. Experiencing Reality in Its Fullest Sense
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159
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23. Contemplating Emptiness
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171
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24. Awakening Unfabricated Perception
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180
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PART SIX Bodhisattva Activity
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25. Paramitas: Techniques of Nongrasping
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193
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26. Applying Emptiness to Everyday Life
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203
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27. Generosity
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206
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28. Discipline
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214
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29. Patience
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229
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30. Exertion
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238
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31. Meditation
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249
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32. Prajna
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256
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PART SEVEN Mind Trainng and Slogan Practice
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33. Introduction to Mind Trainng
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273
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34. Undermining Aggression
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282
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35. Point One: The Preliminaries, Which Are a Basis for Dharma Practice
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289
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36. Point Two: Resting in Ultimate Bodhichitta
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291
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37. Point Two: Trainng in Relative Bodhichitta
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302
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38. Point Three: Transformation of Bad Circumstances into the Path of Enlightenment
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317
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39. Point Four: Showing the Utilization of Practice in One's Whole Life
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338
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40. Point Five: Evaluation of Mind Training
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347
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41. Point Six: Disciplines of Mind Training
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357
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42. Point Seven: Guidelines of Mind Training
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368
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43. Additional Mind-Training Instructions
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378
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PART EIGHT The Bodhisattva's Journey
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44. The Paths and Bhumis
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383
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45. Very Joyful: The First Bhumi
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389
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46. The Second through Tenth Bhumis
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397
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47. Complete Radiance: The Eleventh Bhumi
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420
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Appendix 1: Never Forget the Hinayana
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433
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Appendix 2: The Practice of Oryoki
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435
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Appendix 3: The Heart Sutra
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437
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Appendix 4: Prajna Dialogues
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439
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Appendix 5: Forty-Six Ways in Which a Bodhisattva Fails
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443
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Appendix 6: The Root Text of the Seven Points of Mind Training
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447
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Appendix 7: Outline of Teachings
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451
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Glossary
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469
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Sources
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483
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Resources
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493
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About the Author
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495
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Credits
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501
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Index
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503
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