by Paul Baffier | Oct 3, 2022 | Blog, Daily life, Reflections on death
Dust Read More “In a hundred years, all the people you know will be dead and gone” Dust In the subway, my eyes fell on some dust in the corner of my suitcase. It was like a click, a door that opened on the sudden realization that even a suitcase...
by Paul Baffier | Aug 30, 2022 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen translations
The hermitage of the mandarin and the apartment of the yogi From the caves to the the skyscrapers… this is always Great Perfection. Written By Read More In this article Paul addresses translation issues related to cultural changes. The hermitage of the...
by Paul Baffier | Jul 5, 2022 | Blog, Daily life
Written By In the turmoils of life, open your mind to the turtle’s awareness: a slow but mindful pace… Escape ? Most of the time I want to avoid bullying, gaslighting events in my life,But these unwanted events can be keys to open awareness in unconfortable...
by Paul Baffier | Jul 5, 2022 | Blog, Dzogchen Texts, Dzogchen translations
Written By The essential English translations and translators for the Tibetan Dzogchen tradition according to Paul, translator from Tibetan into English and French. Translation? When it comes to translate Dzogchen, the saying is true : traduttore, traditore ! But...
by Paul Baffier | Jul 5, 2022 | Blog, Dzogchen translations
Written by Paul Baffier I always pictured translators with Harry Potter’s round glasses, aloof and a bit high as bookworms. But not for Dzogchen, not at all. Back to the 8th century in the Himalayas, a Dzogchen master called Padmasambhava was around, and he had among...
