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Culture and tradition
The Great Perfection at Work?
In this article, Vincent explores the role of spiritual practice in the workplace and the question of whether the two are compatible.
The Story of the First Masters: Jnanasutra
The saga of the early masters of Dzogchen continues with Jñanasutra, who devoted his 500th and final life as a scholar to the practice of the Great Perfection and the attainment of the body of light.
Work as a Basis for Practice
In “Work as a Basis for Practice”, Mila Khyentse talks about working and practicing Dzogchen at the same time in the same place.
The Refuge and the Mountain
In this article, Nils explores how the mountains remind us of our human condition and what refuge can mean in the Dzogchen tradition.
Is Eternal Snow Really Eternal?
In “Is Eternal Snow Really Eternal?”, Damien invites us to reflect on eternity and the Great Perfection.
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The Dzogchen World of Translators and Translations
The All-Excellent’s Mighty Path of Aspiration
“The All-Excellent’s Mighty Path of Aspiration ” is a new translation from the Dzogchen Today! Translation Committee. Enjoy!
The Pure and Perfect All-Encompassing Mind
“The Pure and Perfect All-Encompassing Mind” is a new translation from the Dzogchen Today! Translation Committee. Enjoy!
The Perfection that cuts through everything
“The Perfection that cuts through everything”, is a new translation from the Dzogchen Today! translation committee.
The Pure and Perfect Mind, light of the three dimensions of existence
“The Pure and Perfect Mind, the Light of the Three Dimensions of Existence” is a new text translated by the Committee.
The Sublime Monarch
“The Sublime Monarch: King of the definitive concentration of the pure and perfect mind”, from the Dzogchen Today! translation committee.
More Translators and Translations articles
The Great Perfection at Work?
In this article, Vincent explores the role of spiritual practice in the workplace and the question of whether the two are compatible.
What about me?
Personal Branding: The Self in the Image
In this article, Grégoire explores whether we are our image and to what extent we can play with it to liberate ourselves.
The Slopes of the Mind
In “The Slopes of the Mind”, Mila Khyentse talks about mountains, cable car, effort, training and vision of Great Perfection.
Starlight
In "Starlight", Mila Khyentse talks about winter nights, starlight and light of mind. We just have to look up!
Sickness
In “Sickness,” Maréva talks about the discomfort of illness, which can become a source of training and a link to the master and the nature.
Living in a Big City
In “Living in a Big City”, Nils proposes to change the way we look at big-city crowds, by considering manifestations of the same nature.
More What about me? articles
The Dzogchen Journey
Crossing the Pass
In “Crossing the Pass”, Maréva explores the symbolism of crossing mountain passes in the Himalayas and in the West, and its connection to the practitioner’s path.
Is the Marmot a Yogi?
In “Is the Marmot a Yogi?”, Damien outlines a definition of what a yogī might be according to the Dzogchen tradition. Series: Summer in the Mountains Is the Marmot a Yogi? Karima Carambar and Jean-Donald Tambourin are hiking in the Alps. The air is crystal...
Verticality Without a Summit
In “Verticality Without a Summit” Denis refers to the ascent of a mountain as a metaphor for the different paths of Great Perfection.
On The Mountain Trails
Maréva explores the perspectives of the hiker and the shepherd whose experiences oscillate between exertion and contemplation.
The Unique Features of the Termas
In The Unique Features of the Termas, Mila Khyentse explores the main specific characteristics of the terma tradition.