In 1997, the Dzogchen Community U.K. bought ‘Kunselling’, an old stone farmhouse with a sunny courtyard and outbuildings in an idyllic Welsh valley
Liz Granger
ASIA – Hidden Treasures
Now more than ever it is vitally important to safeguard the cultural and spiritual heritage of Tibet, which has always been at the heart of ASIA’s mission
Merigar West Weekly Program 23-29 January 2023
This week’s program could undergo changes due to particular weather conditions. In case the roads are not open (snow/ice) we may have to cancel some events
Ka-ter Translation Project
Support the Ka-ter Translation Project in order for the translators to be able to continue to bring you Chögyal Namkhai’s works in English
Via Tibet Inaugurated in Arcidosso
On Saturday December 17th, 2016, the Mayor of Arcidosso, Jacopo Marini, and Chögyal Namkhai Norbu inaugurated the newly named ‘Via Tibet’ in Arcidosso, Tuscany, Italy
Yantra Yoga Courses in Vilnius, Lithuania
With Oni McKinstry, November 24-27. The open course focused on breathing and Preliminaries. The advanced course on Yantras of the 1st and 2nd groups
Merigar West Upcoming Webcasts
These include the Mandarava practice, the Inauguration of the Museum of Asian Art and Culture, Presentation of the International Gars, and a Conference
Downloading PDF Issues of The Mirror
The latest issue (and past issues) of The Mirror can be downloaded for free by members of the International Dzogchen Community from dzogchen.net
Kunsangar Dance Courses
Several Courses of Vajra Dance and Khaita Joyful Dances were recently held at Kunsangar North, Moscow area, and Kunsangar South in Crimea
What do you read in her eyes?
Adopt Tibet – Give a Tibetan child the opportunity to complete their primary education and receive everything they need to live and study in a dignified way
Khaita Joyful Dance at Sangyeling
A Khaita Joyful Dances Course was held at Sangyeling, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on November 27, 2016, led by Olga Gomilevskaia.
Khaita Dances at Zhenphenling
In collaboration with Shang Shung Institute, Zhenphenling, Rome, organized a weekend to study in depth some of the most beloved Khaita dances