Merigar is preparing to experience some intense months with a calendar that includes teaching, culture and moments of authentic community sharing.
COMMUNITY NEWS
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
Two Courses with Steven Landsberg in January 2024 at Dzamling Gar
Beyond Words with Steven Landsberg at Dzamling Gar January 3-9, 2024 Mornings.
Died – Volodymyr Gres, Kyiv, Ukraine
Volodymyr Gres, 31.12.2023 died in Kyiv, Ukraine. He was a student of Rinpoche from the first retreat in Crimea with Rinpoche in 2005.
Assertive Communication Course at Dzamling Gar
Assertive Communication course with Monika Marcik on the 8th of January, 2023, at Dzamling Gar
The Mirror 162 is now available online
Dear Readers and friends of The Mirror, Wishing you a peaceful and prosperous New Year! We are pleased to inform you...
Latest News from Kunkyabling, Prague
An update on last year’s activities and plans for 2024 from practitioners at the Dzogchen Ling in the capital of the Czech Republic.
From the Old to the New Year – Last Practice Retreat
At Merigar West, the last days of 2023 were filled with a 5 day retreat from the afternoon of December 27 and lasting until the morning of December 31
Merigar West Weekly Program 8-14 January 2024
This week there will be Ödzer Chenma practice on Tuesday, January 9 at 5 p.m. and a New Moon Ganapuja on Thursday, January 11 at 5:30 p.m.
8th Khaita Educational Program in Dzamling Gar, Tenerife
What is Khaita in our daily life? Is it “only” singing and dancing? A connection to the joy flowing within our hearts? Or the melody itself?
Died – Jacqueline Gens
Dear Vajra Brothers and Sisters, we are once again facing the loss and bardo transition of a cherished community member, Jacqueline Gens.