Trekchö, often translated as 'cutting through,' is one of the two central practices of Menngagde. It directly reveals the primordial purity of awareness by cutting through the rigidity of grasping and conceptual elaboration.
Dzogchen offers profound instructions for death and dying, guiding practitioners to recognize awareness at the time of transition. Death becomes not an end but an opportunity for full realization.
Dzogchen emphasizes that realization is not confined to meditation sessions or retreats. The essence of practice is recognizing spontaneous presence in the midst of daily, ordinary life.