Beginners’ Vajra Dance Part 2 with with Luda Kislichenko (assisted by Pancho Company)
Europe
New Gakyil of Rinchenling, Moscow
On January 26, 2023, the the new Gakyil of Rinchenling, Moscow, Russia, was elected.
Working Together for Rinpoche’s Legacy
Ilaria Faccioli describes how Dzamling Gar, working together with the City Hall, has started to offer a program of activities to the local population
A Winter of Vajra Dance
From November 2014 to April 2015 a group from Kunsalling (Brescia), Italy participated in a course of the Dance of the Song of the Vajra led by Maurizio Mingotti
Santi Maha Sangha in Bucharest, Romania
Between April 30 and May 3, 2105, the Romanian Sangha had the third Santi Maha Sangha Base course of the year with instructor Jacek Machowski from Poland.
Yantra Yoga at Sangyeling
Viktor Krachkovskiy, 2nd level Yantra Yoga instructor, led Yantra Yoga retreats 24 April – 4 May 2015 in the St. Peterburg Ling
Santi Maha Sangha in Prague, Czech Republic
Santi Maha Sangha 1st level course with Igor Berkhin May 8-10, 2015
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.
Videos of Khaita Activities in Prague, Czech Republic
The Czech Community in Prague has been very active with Khaita through courses with Tsering and Topgyal. See the videos of Losar celebrations and dancing at the University in Prague.
Weekend Course in Munich
Participants enjoyed an inspiring weekend about the basic principles of Dzogchen with Jakob Winkler in Samdrubling, in Munich, on the weekend of 25th-26th of April
Khaita Joyful Dances in Moscow
Recently we participated in an important event – The XII World Dance Olympiad. During eleven days more than 25,000 participants from 40 countries of the world competed in 50 dance styles…
2nd Classical Tibetan Language Course for Beginners in Italy
A week to set the base for learning the Classical Tibetan Language and to exert yourself in reading, writing, and understanding the texts of the Tibetan tradition