Trul-khor in Tibetan, literally means a machine tool or also a fantastic attribute of gods etc. Unlike above, here, The Trul-khor must be understood as one of the most profound Yogic teachings: firstly, designed to clear all the obstacles of meditation. Without trul-khor practice, practitioners cannot progress in their progressive realisations.

Here the emphasis is made as per the Dzogchen tawa /view to prepare Dzogchenpa (Dzogchen practitioner/s) on the path including seven weeks or forty nine days total dark retreat. To do so, he/she had to receive the Seven Ways Clear Light practice (tsa-lung trul-khor wö-sel dhun-kor) teachings and get familiar with it.

It is a vast teaching and as such we can only teach part by part. The teaching is based on the Oral Transmission of Zhang Zhung (Zhang Zhung Nyan Gyud ) text. Sharza Tashi Gyaltsen has written commentary on the teaching which is combined here too. The practice will be particularly absorbable by those who have sufficient experience in meditative practice such as series of Zhiney and Lhak-thong. Thus it is a great aid towards discovering of the Nature of the Mind!

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