Semdzin Retreat with Monica Gentile and Julia Lawless from July 13-17, 2023 at Dzamling Gar
Dzamling Gar
Dzamling Gar 10 years Anniversary Festival
This year Dzamling Gar celebrates its 10th anniversary and we would love if you take part in it!
Died – Angel Julio Ojeda Estévez, Tenerife
Our dear Vajra Brother, Angel Julio Ojeda Estévez, is starting the path of the Fourth Bardo surrounded by his children and closest people. Please include him in your prayers and practices.
Second Level Advanced and Teacher Training at Dzamling Gar
This Yantra Yoga Training was held at Dzamling Gar from February 25-29, 2016 with Laura Evangelisti and Fabio Andrico
Dance of the Three Vajras at Dzamling Gar – A Supervision
From February 1-2, 2016 at Dzamling Gar, Alejandra Krasnogor was supervised by Adriana Dal Borgo
Ödzer Chenma Retreat Over New Year’s At Dzamling Gar with Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
The retreat over the New Year’s was dedicated to the practice of Ödzer Chenma, a female deity connected with the rays of the sun.
Open Mindfulness & Mandarava Retreat
There are two great retreats taking place at Dzamling Gar soon. If you intend to participate please register as soon as possible so we know the number of participants
Dream Yoga at Dzamling Gar, Tenerife, Spain
A Dream Yoga Weekend with Michael Katz from December 12-13, 2015
Dzamling Gar Full Schedule
Full schedule of activities at Dzamling Gar from December 2015 to June 2016 including Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s retreats
Khaita Dances Haciendo Caminos
The Lustrales is a tradition from the XVIII century, following a drought that devastated the town of Adeje. This year an intercultural performance was added to the program
Dzamling Gar Pottery
On Sunday June 6 a group of Dzamling Gar members and families gathered for a day of exercising presence and awareness in working with clay. The day was facilitated by Australian potter Julian King-Salter and Argentinian potter Gisela Martinez
Longde Retreat Tenerife 2015
What struck me the most at this retreat and at Dzamlingar in general was the nice and relaxed atmosphere that was pervading all along, starting sometimes at “Station number 1” where Rinpoche usually sat before and after the teaching.