The Atiyoga or Dzogchen, all-complete or all perfect doctrine is the final and ultimate teaching of Buddha, which can bring precise experience of awakened state in a single lifetime, and it is the essence of all teachings and zenith of all Yanas.
Dzogchen is the greatest simplicity. It is what is Dzogchen, which is beyond conceptions and transcends both grasping and letting go, is the essence of transcendental insight. This is the unchanging state of non-meditation in which there is awareness but no clinging,


Buddhism, The Spiritual Lineages of Dzogchen Masters, Karma Wangchuk, Anmol Publications, Hardcover, 204 pp., $29.50

Karma Wangchuk was born inKkurteo, Tangcachu, in 1962. He went to Mongar and Samtse High school in Bhutan. While he was a student and a teacher at Simtokha Rigshung School in Thimpu, he received an indo-Bhutan cultural scholarship to study Buddhism in India and achieved the Pali Acharya degree in 1988 from Darbhange Sanskrit University. He continued his education at the Universiy of Delhi and was awarded the Delhi University gold medal as the the best student in the MA program in 1991. After completing and submitting his PhD thesis in 1994, he taught Buddhism in the Department of Buddhist studies. In 1987 he became a monk and took initiation into the minor vows. He then received precepts and instruction in the Longchen Nyingthig and Shangpa Kagyu tradition.