Dzogchen: The Self-Perfected State

Namkhai Norbu · Adriano Clemente · John Shane

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Dzog-Chen, or the great perfection, is the essence of all the spiritual traditions of Tibet. Although it is not a religious or philosophical system, it has been incorporated into Tibetan Buddhism and is considered to be a complete and realistic means of achieving internal awakening.

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