Khaita songs translations for Metreng 1 are now published on khaita.com! (For optimal text visualization use “full screen lyrics” mode and horizontal screen position for mobiles.)
Khaita songs translations for Metreng 1 are now published on khaita.com! (For optimal text visualization use “full screen lyrics” mode and horizontal screen position for mobiles.)
Meditation in Motion, Footsteps to the Sublime (September 2019–October 2020) is the second iteration of an exhibition featuring the revealed Vajra dances of Namkhai Norbu, and now, in this museum exhibition, the fuller Buddhist and Dzogchen context of visionary dances.
The Mirror in pdf is available for free at two locations for downloading: dzogchen.net for members of the International Dzogchen Community after login and also now freely available to be downloaded from right here at melong.online. Those who wish can contribute to supporting publishing costs by donating on https://melong.online/. Your support is important and essential towards continuing our publication and all amounts are most welcome. Thank you.
With real pleasure we would like to inform you about renovation of our retreat center, Paldenling in Poland.
“It is very important because Tibetan culture, not only its medicine, but in general Tibetan knowledge, and history, are really very ancient. And this has a great value for the whole globe, for all peoples, not only for Tibetans.” – Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
Merigar East is looking for the practitioner who would take up a service role of an administrator.
Traveling by local bus in the Himalayas is the perfect meditation and mirror. The company and views are always the perfect reflection.
Tsegyalgar East is happy to welcome and announce the new members of the Gakyil
Song of the Vajra Dance Course with Bodhi Krause at Dondrubling in Berkeley
Two talks given at Kunsangar North by Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo and Fabio Andrico about the relationship of Tibetan Medicine and Yantra Yoga in June 2014.
The line of the journey was really carried in that energy of the dance. All the movements went toward Rinpoche. And they still do.
Learn the Art of Tibetan Calligraphy in Italy with Tashi Mannox