Dzogchen Boundless Timeless Healing Awareness Meditation.

Come and sit with us every 2nd and 4th Tuesday night for an evening of freedom of mind and heart.
After four years on Zoom and over a decade of shared practice, we’re gathering in Person again—twice a month at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica—to continue this journey in real time and shared space.
Join us for a healing series of every other Tuesday evening guided meditations,
where we will learn to open and become Aware of our own innermost Heart-Essence Awareness, emerging from the Dzogchen lineage of Tibetan Buddhism.
This is not just a Tuesday evening “mind practice,” but a doorway into living from and within freedom—freedom not only from our own psychology and historic self-narrative, but also from the habitual creative loops that keep us replaying the same interpretations and expressions.
Over time, we learn to flow through life with the lived experience of non-duality within duality—and duality within non-duality.
From an ever-deepening familiarity with our own True Nature, there naturally comes a diminishing of difficult mind-states and a flourishing of positive mind-states—
Whether you’re a longtime meditator or a curious newcomer, this is a space to explore how timeless Awareness and Compassionate Creativity arise from the same Open Source.
Meditation in a group setting (Sangha) has such a sweet collective energy that it creates “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” resonance.

Mind Training is a practice in the Buddhist tradition. Through this practice we undertake to connect with our world in an unconditionally positive way, and also to take full responsibility for our experience of it.

Unlike many practices, it does not require that you sign on to a particular system of beliefs, nor is it something that you can only do on your meditation cushion. In fact, the best practice is often done out in the world, with exactly those people and situations that upset and challenge you the most.

"Natural Great Perfection"

This innate Deep Wisdom and Loving Kindness can only arise, when we become quiet and let go at least for a moment of the internal discursive chatter, the often ruthless self dialogue. And finally listen to the All Good we truly are !