Merigar is preparing to experience some intense months with a calendar that includes teaching, culture and moments of authentic community sharing.
Europe
Keys to Understanding Experiential Dzogchen
The UK community hosted a retreat at Kunselling with Steven Landsberg and John Renshaw, May 15-20, focussing largely on the longde teachings of Dzogchen
Awakening to Death to Live with Awareness
Over 170 people attended, in attendance and online, the two-day event on the theme of Bardo – the passage between life and death – led by Michael Katz
Deepening the Song of the Vajra Dance Course at Dzamling Gar
Deepening the Song of the Vajra Dance Course at Dzamling Gar
Merigar West Weekly Program 17-23 April
Monday 16 April at 17:30 Shitro practice, Thursday 20 April short Ganapuja with the Invocation of Samantabhadra on the New Moon and total eclipse of the Sun
Inspiring Vajra Dance Course at Yeshiling
April 8th and 9th, 2023, “The Dance of the Vajra that Benefits Beings” course with our patient Vajra Dance Teacher, Karin Heinemann.
Knocking Out The Support – Paris, March 24-26, 2023
Igor Berkhin had come to the city to continue teaching the Dzogchen Semdé, focusing on the root text “All Creating King” (Tib. Kunjed Gyalpo).
The Dance of Three Vajras in Czech Republic
We had very nice time at Phendeling, at the Deepening Course on The Dance of the Three Vajras with Adriana Dal Borgo held from March 30 to April 1, 2023
Developing and Applying Presence and Awareness
On April 2-3, at Kundusling, Barcelona, we attended the presence and awareness course taught by Igor Berkhin, Sachiko Fullita and Olaya Martinez
Merigar West Weekly Program 10-16 April 2023
Friday 14 April the Ku Nye on a Chair course begins. Saturday, April 15 Ganapuja on Dakini Day, Explanation & practice of Dance of the Vajra of the Unborn
Merigar West Weekly Program 3-9 April 2023
On Thursday, April 6 we will begin viewing Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s retreat “Instructions on Medjung, a Tantra of the Dzogchen Semde held in August 2009
Preparing the Lungtas at Merigar East
Making the Lungtas by hand is a long process. It takes about two months and a half and several people’s contribution. But we still do it, every year