We sadly inform you that on the 11th of May, our Vajra Sister Sefka Georgieva passed away. She was the first student of Rinpoche in Bulgaria.
We sadly inform you that on the 11th of May, our Vajra Sister Sefka Georgieva passed away. She was the first student of Rinpoche in Bulgaria.
Yesterday, 11 May, the Merigar Dzogchen Community sadly announced that our dear Vajra brother, Egidio Reale, from Rome, had passed away a few days earlier.
Umdze Training with Adriano Clemente, together with daily training and practice of Chöd, live and zoom from April 29 – May 5,, 2023 at Dzamling Gar. The course was preceded by Drajyor training with Fabian Sanders and during the Umdze training Fabian Sanders taught Ganapuja pronunciation, also live and zoom.
This project stems from the vision of our Master and the Community of Merigar, to make the Merigar Community more independent at a financial level.
There was an ongoing course on the Vajra Dance of the Song of the Vajra with Bodhi Krause at Tsegyalgar East from January to April 2018.
We offer special discounts until the 31st of October 2018 and additional offers for long-term reservations during this period.
A small but dedicated group gathered at Namgyalgar in Australia to understand and immerse ourselves in the practice and breathings of Mandarava.
The Losar issue of The Mirror #139 is up on line and available for your reading pleasure. As with all the issues of The Mirror, this issue can be downloaded and read with an option to print.
Next webcast from Dzamling Gar – International Conference of Presence & Awareness, the monthly Practicing Together Ganapuja, and the IDC AGM all in one.
There were various Dzogchen Community activities in Australia in the last few months…
Swati Nayara Aurora was born with a home birth to Maren Artkämper on Monday March 12, 2018 at 9 o’clock in the morning in Finca Cuchillo de Amaro, Tenerife
Rinpoche’s health is slowly getting better. Even though we know He will recover soon, most of us would like to dedicate our practice to Him. The best way is to do Guruyoga as much as possible, to be more present and to work with circumstances