Having (deep) Me Time

In « Closing Ceremony » Maréva marks the end of the OG, just as death marks the end of this existence and the possibility of a new beginning.

In “The art of sword” Damien shows that true mastery lies in relaxed presence, perceiving action as a dream where illusion and reality merge.

In this article, Garab Dorje is a “marksman”. He directly targets the point that explodes our reality with no bullet, no weapon, no one.

In this post “Great Perfection Rowing”, Mila Khyentse talks about the demanding disciplines of Rowing and Great Perfection.

Following on from the Olympic event, in “Boxing our way to enlightenment” Grégoire explores the metaphors between boxing and Dzogchèn

In “The deep end”, Johanne tells us how the athlete’s sporting ordeal can be an experience of samsara and nirvana.

In “Hammer throw”, Paul tells us that the first hammer throw in history reflects the practice of Dzogchen.

In “High Diving” by Mila Khyentse, everything is about diving and hovering… in the Olympic Games of Great Perfection.

With “Nenikekamen!” Grégoire compares the marathon, the flagship event of the Olympic Games, to the Dzogchen path.

Nils compares the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony to the introduction in Dzogchen, kicking off the Great Perfection Summer Games series!