Having (deep) Me Time

Mareva takes us on an exploration of an iceberg, majestic both above and below the water and of the same nature as the ocean.

Paul suggests that we consider that our future is visible at any moment by looking at what is happening in our consciousness.

In « Oceanic journeys », Damien offers a tale that is a metaphor of the spirtual path according to the Great Perfection.

In this article, Denis takes us to a place where, even in the heart of silent darkness, universal compassion continues to manifest itself.

In “High Tide, Low Tide”, Johanne talks about the movements of the mind, by observing the natural tide cycle.

In “The Siren Song” by Nils, let’s be clever like Ulysses to avoid succumbing to the call of the eight worldly realities, Dzogchen style.

In “Panic on Board” from Grégoire, the sea is presented as a playground for experiencing the natural freedom of the mind. Nothing less!

In “The Dead Sea,” Mila Khyentse reminds us that even the Dead Sea carries life. For the Dzogchen tradition, death is in life.

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.

In this article “KO outside, OK inside?”, Damien talks about how chaotic external conditions are opportunities for Liberation.