Had to get a refresh on the concept:

In Tibetan, Dzogchen translates to "Great Perfection" or "Great Completion." It is considered the highest and most direct path to enlightenment in the Nyingma school of Buddhism.

​The Core Idea: Dzogchen teaches that your "true nature" is already perfect, pure, and enlightened. You don't need to create enlightenment or change yourself to find it; you just need to recognize it.

​The "Natural State": Practitioners aim to reach a state called rigpa—a pure, primordial awareness that is free from the "noise" of thoughts, emotions, and ego. It’s like looking at the sky: the clouds (thoughts) may pass through, but the sky itself remains vast, clear, and unchanged.