The main event of the summer at Kunsangar North was the “Myriad Worlds” festival (August 7-10).
The main event of the summer at Kunsangar North was the “Myriad Worlds” festival (August 7-10).
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There are several hundreds of practice and study sessions published monthly on Sangha App by single practitioners or by gars and lings.
Text by Jacqueline Gens, Whose recent work can be read at Poetrymind www.tsetso.blogspot.com Illustration by Ingmar Pema Dechen, visionary artist, Works found at www.zangmosrainbow.blogspot.com
and www.ingmarpemakathleein-Gutierrezpixels.com
“I wrote this on the occasion of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s publication of the first volume of The Light of Kailash—when such an occasion arose and this Ode came together in a jumble of extravagance and love drawing on three decades interest in the country from which I benefited so much and in honor of the Master who has been a tireless steward of his country’s history and my inspiration.” – Jacqueline Gens
On the anniversary of the birthday of the One whose name is difficult to pronounce I recall his unfathomable qualities that remodeled mine and many other’s minds.
I was together with my best girl friend at the Theater Erkel and we saw a wonderful Hungarian contemporary style performance with young amazing dancers. After that event, we danced on the road while we were going home. That was the real first moment when I felt, “I want to be dancer and I CAN do all the steps, jumps and turns.” I felt that I am a dancer.
The Gakyil has been working with experts familiar with the property to draft a Master Plan for the Preservation of the Land and Achieve Self-Sustainability
British artist Jennifer Baird describes how her point of view as an artist has changed and evolved over time interwoven with her experiences and ideas
In October 1995 Chögyal Namkhai Norbu indicated the site of the Great Stupa at Merigar. It took three years to construct it and to prepare the tsa tsas
Losar Poem from Jacqueline Gens with artwork by Ingmar Pema Dechen
A very first course on Tibetan astrology of the elements or jungtsi (‘byung rtsis) took place in Dzamling Gar from December 17th to the 22nd, led by Migmar Tsering and assisted by Tanita Ferrari and Cecilia Damiani from Dynamic Elements Artists.