Participants had come from many parts of the world, including China, South Africa, and Argentina, to study the teachings of Yantra Yoga. It was moving to be part of such a diverse group, all gathered with a shared intention. Together we explored the relationship between breath, movement, and rhythm.
As Steven and Alessandro explained from the outset, the retreat had an experimental feel and had come together in a relatively short time. Rather than replacing tradition, we were exploring collaboratively how the nature of mind might be recognized in new ways – supported by immersive soundscapes which were produced and performed live.
The Medicine Buddha Retreat was a successful result of a close and fruitful collaboration between the Tibetan Medicine School and the Gakyil of Dzamling Gar.
Semdzin of the Song of the Vajra by Zoltan Cser from December 19 – 21, 2025 at Kundusling, Barcelona
The concert by Namkhai Yeshi and Alessandro Di Maio at the Teatro San Leonardo in Bologna on November 25th, 2025, is the result of a network of relationships, listening experiences, and affinities that have developed spontaneously, almost inevitably, over time.
During the assembly, and particularly at the end of the meeting, Namkhai Yeshi, said some words that seemed very important and significant to for all practitioners of the Community.
Kumbhaka Course with Maxim Leschenko
A course with Steven Landsberg from December 19-23, 2025 at Dzamling Gar
Adriano Clemente gave a series of courses and a talk at Dzamling Gar in November and December, 2025.
Santi Maha Sangha course with Jakob Winkler at Dzamling Gar, November 12th-16th, 2025
4th in a series of Podcast Interviews with Santi Maha Sangha Teachers
The course took place on 31 Oct – 2 Nov 2025, the weekend preceding Melbourne Cup day holiday. The venue was the Melbourne Unitarian church, which generously allowed us access to the hall on a donation basis. Five older students and eight new dancers showed up. As the course proceeded, a sweet, soft, warm environment of harmony developed, as one would expect when people are sharing the Mandala together to practice precious teachings sincerely.
