Recently we’ve completed our online journey through a 7-month-long Yantra Yoga course on the Five Series, organized by Tashigar Norte!
Liz Granger
June 21, Open Day at Merigar West
Merigar organized an Open Day on June 21, a well-structured day during which participants had the opportunity to try out various activities and disciplines
The Passing of Lopön Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche
Lopön Rinpoche had a special connection with Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and many in our Dzogchen Community sangha and is portrayed in the Merigar gönpa
Summer Adventures at Merigar East!
This summer we welcomed practitioners from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Lithuania, Spain, Italy, Argentina, Czech R., USA
September Ganapujas from Dzamling Gar & Merigar
Times and dates of open webcast ganapujas onsite and online from Dzamling Gar and Merigar with webcast and zoom links
Congratulations to the New Yantra Yoga Teachers
Please join the International Dzogchen Community (IDC) and the Atiyoga Foundation (ATIF) in welcoming our Level 1 and Level 2 Yantra Yoga graduates of 2024
Practices for Peace & Evolution
The International Dzogchen Community is pleased to announce the following 24-hour Global Chain dates for Practices for Peace & Evolution
Listening on the Merigar East YouTube Channel
We are excited to share with you some recent events that have taken place at Merigar East, now available on our YouTube channel.
Webcast Practices from Dzamling Gar and Merigar
From Dzamling Gar GMT+01:00 August 4th Medium Ganapuja on New Moon Day 19:00 From Merigar GMT+02:00 August 14th Medium Ganapuja (Guru Rinpoche Day) 18:30
Merigar West Elects New Gakyil 2024
The new Gakyil of Merigar was elected during the annual general meeting held at Merigar on July 27, 2024.
Practices for Peace & Evolution
The International Dzogchen Community is pleased to announce the following 24-hour Global Chain dates for Practices for Peace & Evolution
Merigar West Hosts Children’s Summer Camps
From July 15 to 17, Merigar was home to a special event attended by more than 100 children, ages 5 to 12, from the local villages