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Ancient Wisdom for the Modern World

Dzogchen Today!

Sharing the Dzogchen tradition with as many people as possible is the main mission of the Dzogchen Today! project.

Transmission

To share Dzogchen, it is necessary to transmit it in its entirety

The Dzogchen Today! project has five main points to display an authentic and fully adapted transmission.

Ultimate Transmission

The heart of the Dzogchen transmission, kept alive from generation to generation. The most important to transmit.

Formal Transmission

The transmission of “transitory” knowledge: the texts, gestures, tangible supports and mental representations that serve as the visible context for the ultimate transmission.

Transmission Framework

Traditionally, Dzogchen could be transmitted anywhere, under any conditions; this is still the case, whether in the street, in a café, or in a more formal setting, such as a dedicated place.

Context & Conditions

As the conditions for physical transmission are not always possible in the current context, the Dzogchen Today! project invites you to its online academy where you can access a large number of resources.

Teachers Training

It is an essential part of the project that will guarantee the transmission of Dzogchen for present and future generations. Moreover, the teachers must adapt their teaching to the plurality of the world since Dzogchen has no borders today.

In the Dzogchen Today! project we place great importance on the transmission and its context. Our teacher training is very demanding.

How to share Dzogchen today?

To share Dzogchen is above all to have integrated it for oneself. The programs of the Dzogchen Today! Academy guide us step by step to integrate the Great Perfection in our life and to be able to transmit it afterwards.

Dzogchen can only be shared in a natural, authentic and experienced way.

Preserving to Adapt, Adapting to Share, Sharing to Preserve. This is the heart of the Dzogchen Today! project

INTERESTED IN DZOGCHEN PRESERVATION?

If you think, as we do, that the great traditions have a role to play in helping us meet today’s challenges, don’t hesitate to write to us, and we will see together how best you can participate.

Some examples to get inspired

Beyond Déjà Vu

In “Beyond Déjà Vu”, Denis tackles the illusory reality and the need for a path to tread even if everything is already perfect at the Base.

I broke the code

Nemo’s recent Eurovision victory with the song “I broke the code” has (re)exposed one of the foudations of our recent culture: iconoclasm.

The great natural peace

In “The great natural peace” Johanne talks about the beginning of a path, which is neither a path nor a beginning…

Nenikekamen!

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

The Era of Everything and of Nothing

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

I do therefore I am

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