A Letter on Sitting
A letter guiding the reader through Garab Dorje’s Three Statements—recognition, certainty, and confidence in liberation—toward the clear expanse of awareness.
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.
Seattle half-day retreat next weekend
Join us for a meditation retreat in Seattle on May 10.
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.
Seattle Half-Day Meditation Retreat
Join us for a half-day meditation retreat exploring the foundational practices of Mahamudra and Dzogchen.
Seattle Half-Day Retreat
Join us in Seattle for a half-day meditation retreat on the foundations of Mahamudra and Dzogchen.
Prayer to Open the Secret Door to the Luminous Mansion of Timeless Awareness
Dzogchen prayer to recognize primordial buddhahood in the immediacy of our own awareness.
Three pillars of your practice
The importance of discipline, meditation, and wisdom in your practice.
What's stopping you?
Rather than endlessly planning for the retreat of a lifetime, why not consider a lifetime of retreats?
How are you showing up?
The Buddhist path is about answering a simple question through our lived experience: how are you showing up?
