Why Pointing-Out Instructions in Dzogchen Aren’t Enough
Discover why Dzogchen pointing-out instructions often fail to ‘land’—rigpa can’t be defined by words, only recognized within the context of our own experience.
How to Deepen Your Practice Without Becoming a Monk
Feel stuck in your practice? You don’t need to quit your job or renounce the world. Here’s how to go deeper, right where you are.
Seattle half-day retreat next weekend
Join us for a meditation retreat in Seattle on May 10.
The Obstacle Is the Path
Meeting the maras and turning obstacles into friends.
The Path to Being a Teacher
Being a meditation teacher doesn’t start with being on a stage or a screen. It starts on the cushion.
One Cup, Two Ways of Seeing
Why science and Buddhist philosophers see the world so differently
There Is No Mind-Body Problem
A Buddhist view on the false divide between mind and matter
Seattle Half-Day Meditation Retreat
Join us for a half-day meditation retreat exploring the foundational practices of Mahamudra and Dzogchen.
There Is No Matter
A Metaphysical Reframing of Appearance, Energy, and Awareness from the Dzogchen View
Letters from Tara
Why do we recite the Tara mantra?
