Hello and many greetings from the blooming Kunsangar South! This early summer we are full on with preparations for our most active season.
FEATURES
Living Connection with the Teaching
The entire spring in the Gar was marked by preparation for the Teaching of Namkhai Yeshi. It was not just organizing a broadcast, but a real internal tuning.
The Spring/Summer 2025 Program at Merigar West
Merigar is preparing to experience some intense months with a calendar that includes teaching, culture and moments of authentic community sharing.
Tibetan Ox Divination for the New Year
Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo talks about the aspects of the new Tibetan Water Rabbit year and the importance of the Buddhist story of the Four Friends.
Greetings and News from Tashigar Norte
Dear Family worldwide, greetings from Tashigar Norte. A short report from recent activities in the Gar and an invitation to engage in our current projects to all of you.
Differently One – An Interview
Carmen Rivas and Gloriana Brenes talk about an exciting new program being developed at Dzamling Gar for people with diverse functionality.
The Tibet of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – Part 7
Raimondo Bultrini and Chögyal Namkhai Norbu spend some time at Nyalagar, Changchub Dorje’s place of residence, and meet his grandsons
Open Letter – Lettera Aperta
The first ever International newsletter of The Dzogchen Community sent out from the Namkhai family apartment by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and John Shane in 1980
The Time of Mourning: Passing through Grief
Doctor and psychotherapist Luigi Vitiello talks about the experience of grief and pain for the loss of someone or something that is close to us.
Summer 2023 at Tashigar South, Argentina
Yantra Yoga, Respira, Vajra Dance, Khaita, Public Activities, Losar, Mandarava Retreat, Santi Maha Sangha, Tibetan Medicine and more….
Passages – A Few Words About Asem
If The Mirror, from paper to its digital form, is still alive and read on different continents, much is due to the energy and intelligence of Asem
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