Having (deep) Me Time

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!

In “In the Translators Workinghouse 6”, Paul explains that all spiritual practice is based on intellectual erudition and yogic realization.

In this article “the city of my fear”, Nils talks about the way we can look at fear, and its value in revealing who we really are.

In “The Era of Everything and of Nothing”, Mila Khyentse talks about the process of extremes in our modern societies from the Dzogchen view.

In this article “Mister Fear-All and Mister Nothing-to-Fear”, Johanne tells us a story about karmic tendances, fishes… and primordial ocean.

In “The Reality of the Gesture”, the latest post in the series on gesture, Mila Khyentse talks about the real nature of gesture, of action.

In “I do therefore I am”, Damien observes how the Dzogchen view frees us from the illusion of a self fabricated by action.