Chögyal Namkhai Norbu was born in Derghe, eastern Tibet, in 1938. As a child he was recognized as the reincarnation of the great Dzogchen Master Adzom Drugpa (1842-1924) and later by the sixteenth Karmapa as a reincarnation of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal (1594-1651), the first Dharmaraja of Bhutan.
The Dzogchen teachings are neither a philosophy, nor a religious doctrine, nor a cultural tradition. Understanding the message of the teachings means discovering one’s own true condition stripped of all the self-deceptions and falsifications which the mind creates.
The Dzogchen Community is made up of those who are interested in following and practicing the Dzogchen teachings. It was founded by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in Italy in the second half of the seventies and rapidly developed in various countries around the world, taking on a completely international dimension.
Čiogjalo Namkhai Norbu chronologinė gyvenimo juosta
2019 m. rugsėjo 27-ąją minime pirmąsias brangiojo Mokytojo Čiogjalo Namkhai Norbu mirties metines.
Viso pasaulio Dzogčeno bendruomenės garuose ir linguose pagal galimybes vyksta praktikų ir Mokytojo atminimui skirtų renginių dienos.
Vakarų Merigare (Italija) – Dzogčeno bendruomenės širdyje – vykstančios praktikos ir renginiai transliuojami internetu, tad praktikuotojai visame pasaulyje prisijungia bendrai praktikai.
Jokiais įrašais neįmanoma išreikšti šio didžio Dzogčeno praktiko, Mokytojo, Mokslininko, Bodhisatvos, Žmogaus... gyvenimo ir darbų masto bei svarbos visoms gyvoms būtybėms.
Ir visgi neapsakomai malonu matyti šią Čiogjalo Namkhai Norbu chronologinę gyvenimo juostą – dėkojame visiems, kas prisidėjo prie jos sukūrimo.
"This timeline is a chronological account intending to convey an idea of the complex unfolding of the life of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu.
We do not pretend to be able to fully describe every aspect of his multitudinous capacities and the original and ground-breaking philosophical context and important consequences of his work and research.
This is no more than an outline of the principle chapters in the life of an extraordinary man, briefly illustrated to enable a reflection..."
