by Translation Committee | May 17, 2023 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen translations
Written by “ Practicing the Great Perfection” by Patrul Rinpoche, is a new text translated by the Dzogchen Today! Translation Committee. Follow Follow Follow Send Email Follow Follow Follow “The instructions on how to practice the Great perfection, the nature...
by Translation Committee | Mar 22, 2023 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen translations
Written by The Song of Primordial Evidence is one of the most important fundamental texts of Dzogchen translated by the translation Committee. The Song of Primordial Evidence In Indian language: “Santidarpa”. In Tibetan: rdzogs pas chen po sa gcig pa In...
by Translation Committee | Feb 22, 2023 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations
Written By Translation Committee The Dzogchen Today! translation committee. Mila Khyentse, Philippe Cornu, Damien Brohon, Paul Baffier, Grégoire Langouet, Vincent Fijalkowski, Nils Derboule. “The Beneficial Remedy that dispels sickness” is a new text...
by Translation Committee | Feb 4, 2023 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen translations
The instruction of the Pointing Staff rGad po la mkhar btsugs kyi gdams ngag Revelation (gter ma) of Nyangräl Nyima Özer (Myang ral Nyi ma ‘Od zer, 12th c.). Written By Follow Follow Follow Send Email Follow Follow Follow Read More The Instruction of the...
by Paul Baffier | Jan 13, 2023 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen Texts, The Dzogchen basics
Written by The Small Hidden Seeds is one of the fundamental texts of Dzogchen. Here is the translation by Paul Baffier & the Dzogchen Today! translation committee. You can find a short commentary of this text by Mila Khyentse HERE. Homage to the...
by Paul Baffier | Jul 5, 2022 | Blog, Dzogchen Text Translations, Dzogchen translations, Reflections on translation
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...
