We’re happy to share with you the highlights of what’s been happening at Merigar East, what’s going on now, and what’s coming next.
Liz Granger
Vajra Dance Practice Days at Yeselling, Austria
Vajra Dance practice days with Elisha Koppensteiner at Yeselling, Austria, 30th-31st May 2025
The Golden Key of the Lungta
An interview with Migmar Tsering on his new book and an update on the Changchub Dorje Stupa Project
7th Khaita Educational Program in Samdrubling, Vienna
The course marked the beginning of the final year in the three-year training program for new Khaita instructors and experts led by Adriana Dal Borgo
Vajra Dance of Space at Namgyalgar July 2023
The magical net of illusion drew 12 of us to Namgyalgar in the Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland, Australia, for a deep dive into the Vajra Dance of Space
The Tibet of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – Part 8
Raimondo Bultrini continues recounting his travels with Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in 1988, at Nyaglagar, residence of Rinpoche’s root teacher, Changchub Dorje.
Merigar West Weekly Program July 31 – August 6
Tuesday Yoga Holiday course begins, also full moon Mandarava Ganapuja. Tales in the Library, Wednesday and Friday. Saturday Eight Movements course starts.
A Book Presentation by Adriano Clemente
Read the transcript or listen to his talk on The Luminous Clarity of the Universe – A Clear Exposition of the Primordially Pure Trechöd, July 15, 2023
News from the Ka-Ter Translation Project
We are very happy to present the Ka-ter Translation’s recent publication of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s work ‘The Luminous Clarity of the Univer
Merigar West Weekly Program 24-30 July
On Monday the in-depth meeting on Kumar kumari and Yantra Yoga supervision begins. On Tuesday Mandarava practice at 6:30 pm in the Mandala Hall.
Painting the Temple of the Great Contemplation
Remaking the External Paintings of the Temple at Merigar. On June 15th, 2023, the renovation works of the external paintings of the Merigar Gönpa began.
Red Tara, The Female Buddha of Power and Magnetism
Alex Studholme reviews Rachael Stevens’ work that, while academic in style, conveys a strong sense of Red Tara as a live presence in present-day Buddhism