Dark retreat styles: 1. Tantric dark retreat style 2. Trekchö dark retreat style 3. Longde dark retreat style 4. Upadesha dark retreat style 4.1 Usual Upadesha dark retreat style 4.2 Semdzin dark retreat style (yangti) 4.3 Tsalung dark retreat style 4.4 Shitro dark retreat style 4.5 Special secret dark retreat style
Naked and aware emptiness.
Mahamudra and Dzogchen Differ in words but not in meaning. The only difference is that mahamudra stresses mindfulness, While Dzogchen relaxes within awareness.
In the context of Dzogchen dualism refers to the tendency of the mind to conceptualize and divide experience into opposites or dual categories, good and bad, or samsara and nirvana. Like in walking „right foot – left foot“, constantly thinking „this is good – that is bad“ or „this is not nice – that is Čítať viac…
Dzogchen – Great Perfection; the state of contemplation beyond the mind; mental processes not conditioning awareness. Dzogchen is about resting in the „primordial state of pure awareness“. The term also derives from the „highest perfection“ of the Vajrayana practice after the visualization of the deity and the mantra recitation is dissolved and one rests in Čítať viac…
Dzogchen Community are people who are interested in the Dzogchen teaching, want to be beyond mind and also relatively being present, only this. — Namkhai Norbu