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Articles on the Dzogchen world
You will find in this page all the articles about Dzogchen, its adaptation, its translation, its integration into everyday life and a lot of other things here. We update this page regularly, so please come back often.
Culture and tradition
The Donkey and the Ox in the Land of Snow
In “The Donkey and the Ox in the Land of Snow”, Mila Khyentse talks about Christmas, animals and Tibetan nomadic people.
The Traditional Qualities of a Disciple
In “The traditional Qualities of a Disciple”, we learn that having respect for oneself can teach us to go beyond the self.
Me and Not-me walk the Path
In “Me and Not-me walk the path”, Grégoire offers some reflections on who really walks this path, and how long it might take.
A Time for Observation
Mareva shares the importance of taking A Time for Observation when you start the journey to build a solid foundation. Listen, study, practice
Showing the Great Perfection
In “Showing the Great Perfection”, Mila Khyente talks about the Mind Introduction, the foundational experience of the Dzogchen path.
More Culture and Tradition articles
The Dzogchen World of Translators and Translations
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” by Nyak Jñanakumara 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.
In the Translator’s Workinghouse 6
In “In the Translators Workinghouse 6”, Paul explains that all spiritual practice is based on intellectual erudition and yogic realization.
The special teaching of the wise and radiant ruler
“The special teaching of the wise and radiant ruler” by Patrul Rinpoche is a new translation from the Dzogchen Today translation committee.
The Three Aphorisms
“The Three Aphorisms” by Prahevajra, Garab Dorje is a new text translated by the Dzogchen Today! Translation Committee.
More Translators and Translations articles
The Donkey and the Ox in the Land of Snow
In “The Donkey and the Ox in the Land of Snow”, Mila Khyentse talks about Christmas, animals and Tibetan nomadic people.
What about me?
Me and Not-me walk the Path
In “Me and Not-me walk the path”, Grégoire offers some reflections on who really walks this path, and how long it might take.
Beyond Déjà Vu
In “Beyond Déjà Vu”, Denis tackles the illusory reality and the need for a path to tread even if everything is already perfect at the Base.
I broke the code
Nemo’s recent Eurovision victory with the song “I broke the code” has (re)exposed one of the foudations of our recent culture: iconoclasm.
The great natural peace
In “The great natural peace” Johanne talks about the beginning of a path, which is neither a path nor a beginning…
Nenikekamen!
With “Nenikekamen!” Grégoire compares the marathon, the flagship event of the Olympic Games, to the Dzogchen path.
More What about me? articles
The Dzogchen Journey
The Traditional Qualities of a Disciple
In “The traditional Qualities of a Disciple”, we learn that having respect for oneself can teach us to go beyond the self.
A Time for Observation
Mareva shares the importance of taking A Time for Observation when you start the journey to build a solid foundation. Listen, study, practice
Showing the Great Perfection
In “Showing the Great Perfection”, Mila Khyente talks about the Mind Introduction, the foundational experience of the Dzogchen path.
The Illusory Path
In “The Illusory Path”, Mila Khyentse talks about the no path of the Great Perfection, walking with the illusion…
(False) Start
In (False) Start, Mila Khyentse talks about the two types of path for the Dzogchen tradition and the two legs needed to “walk” them.