There are several hundreds of practice and study sessions published monthly on Sangha App by single practitioners or by gars and lings.
Focus
Merigar East Summer: Retreats, Renovation & Collaboration
It is important to remember that whether we practice online or onsite, as Gakyils, members, or individual practitioners, we share the same path.
ASIA’s Solidarity Trips
Supporters can meet the people they sponsor – children, monks, the elderly – and get to know the Himalayan countries from a different perspective
Latest News about Shang Shung Publications
Shang Shung Publications is glad to announce that we are working to launch the New Web Shop in June with new functions and a new layout.
108 Stupas of the Changchub Dorje Project
This important project, initiated by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, needs the collaboration and support of all of us in order to reach completion.
Pilgrimage to Nepal and Maratika
In 1984 the Longsal Mandarava practice was revealed to Chögyal Namkhai Norbu while he was practicing in the Eight Heruka Cave in Maratika, Nepal.
Shang Shung Institute UK 2023 Report
The Shang Shung Institute UK (SSI UK) is pleased to showcase its (ongoing) yearly activities report for the year 2023.
Happy Holidays from The Mirror!
Happy holidays from The Mirror team!
Merigar East Autumn-Winter 2023
Although the Merigar East Gar remains in “hibernation” during the autumn-winter months, the practice is keeping active with both online and onsite programs.
A Garland of Letters
This wonderful structure was designed and created in all its finest details – each with its own precise meaning – from the mind of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu.
Speaking to the Universal – Artist Marsha Klein
‘Artists in the Dzogchen Community’ features the fascinating story of American painter and sculptor Marsha Klein.
Poet – Interview with Jacqueline Gens
Jacqueline Gens is working on a website called Language in the Sky which will offer a number of features as a virtual home for poet practitioners. The next round of events will focus on the Poetry of Witness in collaboration with poet and Tibetan translator, Constance Wilkinson relevant to current events happening in the world now.