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.
Developing Confidence in Applying Dzogchen Teachings with Arnaud Coquillard
Our dear Vajra Brother Igor Pushkarev passed away taking his last breath with the sound of A and followed by the Song of Vajra sung by his Vajra Family on July 19th at 13:25 at Hospital Sur, Tenerife
On June 21, we came together to celebrate Yoga Day with a rich program of practices, inspiration, and human connection.
The Dance that Benefits Beings Course with Maria Stepanik from June 27-29, 2025
Song of the Vajra Vajra Dance Course Part 1 with Maria Stepanik in May 2025 at Dzamling Gar
Thinley Koblensky (Yellow, President), Gabriele Marazzi (Red, Vice President) and Matteo Dell’Angelo (Blue, Secretary) Left to right
We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Rinpoche, Fabio and Laura, as well as all the instructors for transmitting Yantra Yoga worldwide. May many more people connect with the method of Yantra Yoga and practice it in future!
There are two ways to consider the aspects of the year – to look at the condition of the outer nature of the year and the condition of beings, human beings
Tsadul (with chair options) with Fabio Andrico (assisted by Alessandra Policretiti) and participation of Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo on Tsadul and Tibetan Medicine, from March 28-30, 2025. There were approximately 80 participants on line.
