Dzogchen: Guided Meditation for Freedom of Mind & Heart

Come for an evening of freedom of mind and heart — every 2nd and 4th Tuesday night in Santa Monica. After four years on Zoom and over a decade of shared practice, we’re gathering in person again — twice a month at the 18th Street Arts Center — 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 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 “mind practice,” but a doorway into living from and within freedom — freedom not only from our own psychology and historic self-narratives, but also from the habitual 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 True Nature, there naturally comes a softening 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, Mindfulness, and Compassionate Creativity arise from the same Open Source. Meditating in a group (Sangha) carries a sweet collective energy — “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”