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'''Trekchö''' ([[Wyl.]] ''khregs chod'') - One of the two aspects, along with [[Tögal]], of [[Dzogchen]] practice. Trekchö is translated as ‘thoroughly cutting through’ (resistance, stubbornness, toughness and closedness), or ‘breakthrough’. The practice of Trekchö reveals the view of [[primordial purity]] beyond conceptual elaboration (''kadak trödral'').
'''Trekchö''' ([[Wyl.]] ''khregs chod'') — one of the two aspects, along with [[tögal]], of [[Dzogchen]] practice. Trekchö is translated as ‘thoroughly cutting through’ (resistance, stubbornness, toughness and closedness), or ‘breakthrough’. The practice of trekchö reveals the view of [[primordial purity]] beyond conceptual elaboration (''kadak trödral'').


[[Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche]] defines trekchö as 'cutting through all spiritually inclined trips'.
[[Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche]] defines trekchö as 'cutting through all spiritually inclined trips'.


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Revision as of 09:26, 20 December 2008

Trekchö (Wyl. khregs chod) — one of the two aspects, along with tögal, of Dzogchen practice. Trekchö is translated as ‘thoroughly cutting through’ (resistance, stubbornness, toughness and closedness), or ‘breakthrough’. The practice of trekchö reveals the view of primordial purity beyond conceptual elaboration (kadak trödral).

Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche defines trekchö as 'cutting through all spiritually inclined trips'.