by Damien Brohon | Mar 8, 2023 | Blog, General Introduction to Dzogchen, Reflections on death
Death Written By In this article, “Death”, Damien evokes in a direct and profound way what the end of life means and what it is for Dzogchen.. It’s always a surprise, it’s always a scandal, it’s always incredible… When we learn of...
by Johanne Bernard | Mar 1, 2023 | Blog, Culture and tradition, Reflections on life, The Dzogchen basics
The Old Age Written By In this article “The Old Age”, the third on a series on existence, Johanne talks about old age, time flying and what it means for Dzogchen. The Old Age, a String of Pearls Is there a precise moment when we begin to grow old? Could...
by Nils Derboule | Feb 22, 2023 | Blog, General Introduction to Dzogchen, Reflections on life, The Dzogchen basics, The Dzogchen Journey
The Sickness as Remedy Written By In this article “The Sickness as Remedy”, the second in the series on existence, Nils discusses sickness and its reality for Dzogchen. Sickness as Remedy Along with death and old age, illness seems to be at the heart of...
by Mila Khyentse | Feb 15, 2023 | Blog, Culture and tradition, Reflections on life, The Dzogchen basics
Birth Birth, like old age, sickness and death, is one of the fundamental reflections that it is important to have at the outset when beginning the practice of Dzogchen. These are the preliminaries to any other practice, especially the application of meditation. Why is...
by Johanne Bernard | Feb 1, 2023 | Blog, Culture and tradition, Dzogchen practice, Mind and Dzogchen, The Dzogchen Journey
The “finger-pointing” Instruction Written By In this article, Johanne presents the direct transmission of Dzogchen, what she calls the “finger-pointing” Instruction of Garab Dorje. Pointing at the Moon Do you know the story of the man who...
by Grégoire Langouet | Jan 25, 2023 | Blog, Culture and tradition, Reflections on life
What can a body do? Written By Follow Follow Follow Send Email Follow Follow Follow In this article “What can a body do?”, Gregoire writes about what the Dzogchen tradition calls “the precious human existence”. “No one knows what a body...
