Eyes — thögal gazing locus
Paired-eye midpoint for visual practice
The eyes locus marks the paired-eye posture used in thögal instructions, rendered as a single midpoint so the front-view diagram remains readable. This is an attention anchor for visual practice and does not claim that a vision stage is generated by a particular eye structure or that the two eyes are one anatomical point.
Point 1 of 1 in Dzogchen Thögal — Four Vision Stages
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Jigme Lingpa, Yeshe Lama (Ye shes bla ma), Longchen Nyingthig cycle (primary_canonical)
Visionary-practice sections describe the eye-based posture and the four-vision framework; used here for the practice locus, not a medical eye map.
Namkhai Norbu, The Cycle of Day and Night (secondary)
Commentary on thögal posture and presence used to contextualize the paired-eye attention anchor.