We are very happy to announce that it has been formally appointed, by the Members General Annual Assembly held last May 29th, the new Gakyil of Tashigar Sur for 2022.
We are very happy to announce that it has been formally appointed, by the Members General Annual Assembly held last May 29th, the new Gakyil of Tashigar Sur for 2022.
Santi Maha Sangha First Level Practice Retreat with Jakob Winkler, June 20-26, 2022 in Dzamling Gar.
The Yoga/Pilates event on Friday, June 10th, was held in Dzamling Gar as the closing of the sports campaign of the municipality of Adeje, finalizing the sporting activity of the municipality before the summer. Sunday, June 12, we celebrated International Yoga Day, which is commemorated at the initiative of the United Nations Organization.
Rinpoche’s collection of oral commentaries to Khaita songs is now available as a downloadable PDF.
This October has been a month of joy for the Vajra Dance and the Mandala of Norbuling, Lima, Perú with instructor Issa Cox.
There were two supervisions of aspiring second level Yantra Yoga instructors, Dina Priymak and Fulvio Grosso, with Laura Evangelisti.
On Friday, October 27th at 6pm, at the Schoolhouse in Conway, some 40 local members of Tsegyalgar East showed up in person and unanimously voted FOR the alignment with IDC.
Public and Community Activities with the Dzogchen Community of Peru and Ricky Sued, Santi Maha Sangha instructor, were held at Norbuling, Lima, Peru from September 23rd to October 1, 2017.
The Vajra Dance of the Song of Vajra took place from October 10th to 16th, 2017, with Luda Kudriavtseva at Dzamling Gar.
As the time for membership renewal is quickly approaching, we would like to encourage you to reaffirm your committment to the Community by doing this at your earliest convenience.
From August 19th to 21st, 2017, an intensive open Yantra Yoga course was held at Tashigar Sur. This time it was an ambitious project: The Fifth Series of Yantra Yoga open to both beginners, as well as experienced Yantra Yoga practitioners.
This book contains Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s invaluably precious comments on the songs from his first collection, Message from Tibet, revealing multiple levels of interpretation: one more external and immediate, one more symbolic, and one more internal, connected to the teaching.