Kunsangar North would like to present the main events of the spring-summer season, take a look inside the tent and the gönpa, and chat with the gakyil and the gekö.
Kunsangar North would like to present the main events of the spring-summer season, take a look inside the tent and the gönpa, and chat with the gakyil and the gekö.
Over the last weekend of March, the long-awaited retreat with Oliver Leick took place under the auspices of Kunsangar North.
On November 29, 2025, the “Gallery 2/17” space in St. Petersburg, Russia, hosted the creative evening “Portraits” organized by the Association of Contemporary Music (ACM).
If you don’t know about a city like St. Petersburg and its Dzogchen Community Sangyeling, we’ll tell you a little bit.
The entire spring in the Gar was marked by preparation for the Teaching of Namkhai Yeshi. It was not just organizing a broadcast, but a real internal tuning.
We celebrated the snowy New Year with mulled wine, a bonfire, a tea ceremony and a fire show, which is already becoming a regular tradition.
From November 2 to 4, an open educational and corrective retreat on the Vajra Dance for the Benefit of All Beings with Tatyana Pronicheva was held at Kunsagar North.
Last Sunday, October 20th, the first ever Tibetan game tournament of Bagchen took place at Rinchenling. This game, like many others, was taught by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to his students, and for many years we have enjoyed this game both among ourselves and at the same table with Rinpoche.
At the end of September and in the first half of October, we were lucky enough to hold two Vajra Dance retreats in the gompa of Sangyeling Dzogchen Community in St. Petersburg, Russia.
This autumn nature is just beginning to change its colors, and our majestic pine trees still stand proudly under the clear blue sky. Our summer has been dry and warm, which was perfect for practices and retreats.
The first part of the Dance of the Song of the Vajra has just finished at Kunsangar North, Russia.
Dear and beloved friends, joyful greetings to everyone from Kunsangar North. After a long, cold and snowy winter, spring comes to the Gar, and the crowns of the centuries-old pine trees rise into the clear blue sunny sky.