In this episode, we delve into the profound teachings of Dzogchen, a unique perspective within Tibetan Buddhism known as the "great completion" or "great inclusion." Our guide, James Lowe, a respected Dzogchen teacher, offers thought-provoking insights challenging conventional religious doctrines. Dzogchen encourages embracing our present selves without judgment, contrasting sharply with traditions focused on self-improvement and flaw correction. Lowe suggests that striving for a better life can often hinder us, leading to more problems and endless searching for happiness. This approach promotes relaxed awareness and experiencing our bodies as a flow, rather than controlling them. We explore concepts like the mind as an open, empty space free from clutter, and the revelation of reality through participation. Also, Dzogchen challenges the conventional perception of time and the self, emphasizing the reality of the present moment and inviting listeners to let go of fixed self-images. Discover how effortless awareness can lead to greater clarity, spontaneity, and enhanced presence in daily life. Join us in exploring a path to freedom, compassion, and a deep connection with life through Dzogchen. Podcasts are produced by Brian Rose, founder of Biohackers United, ✅ Social Links: ➡️ Facebook facebook.com/Becomeabiohacker ➡️biohackersunited.com ➡️thebiohackingacademy.com ➡️biohackersunited.com/collections/peptides ➡️https://www.ashurjewelry.com - Jewelry to increase your vibrational energy.