Having (deep) Me Time

In “Hic et Nunc”, Grégoire tries to answer this question: “On the Dzogchen path, when can we reach the primordial nature recognition?”

In “The Importance of Everyday Life”, we discover what it means to walk the path of Dzogchen in everyday life through Mareva’s experience.

In “Where is the Training Ground?” Damien explains how View, Meditation and Integration turn our lives and mind into training grounds.

In this article Johanne talks about the qualities of a place that is conducive to retreat, to better observe one’s mind.

In “There is only one place: the sphere of oneness”, Mila Khyentse talks about the only place where you practice Dzogchen: your mind.

In “ The Guru and (or is?) the street lamp” Denis questions our often fixed representations of the figure of the master, reminding us that this encounter is essential on the path of Great Perfection.

“The Perfection that cuts through everything”, is a new translation from the Dzogchen Today! translation committee.

In “New Year’s Sweep”, Mila Khyentse talks about the tradition of the old and new year in Tibet… with a sweep. Happy New Year!

In “The Donkey and the Ox in the Land of Snow”, Mila Khyentse talks about Christmas, animals and Tibetan nomadic people.

In “The traditional Qualities of a Disciple”, we learn that having respect for oneself can teach us to go beyond the self.