Interview with Steven Landsberg. A first in a series of interviews with Santi Maha Sangha teachers from the Dzogchen Community. The interview was done in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain in the winter of 2025.
Interview with Steven Landsberg. A first in a series of interviews with Santi Maha Sangha teachers from the Dzogchen Community. The interview was done in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain in the winter of 2025.
A talk given by Prof. Fabian Sanders, translator/teacher of classical Tibetan under the school for Tibetan Language & Translation of the Atiyoga Foundation
We are happy to invite you to the Dzogchen Teaching Retreat that Namkhai Yeshi will hold in Merigar’s Gönpa from July 2nd to the 8th
Naomi Levine reviews Charles Manson’s recently published spiritual biography Karma Pakshi (1204–1283) His Life and Legacy, Shambhala 2022
Our new feature – Healers in the Community – gives space to those in our Community who are dedicated to the field of healing in its many diverse aspects. The first article in this series is from medical doctor and psychotherapist Gino Vitiello from Naples, Italy
Ninth Anniversary of the founding of Dzamling Gar, Birthday celebration for Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, courses, official visits, & Differently One project
The exhibition explores the centuries-old cultural & commercial connection that has existed between West and East using the principle of Interdependence
An interview by Ilaria Faccioli with Linda Fidanza and Roberta Marranca, who both work for ASIA, the non-profit organization that was founded by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, regarding several interesting projects that ASIA is running in Italy with public institutions.
Differently One – Interview with Carmen Rivas and Gloriana Brenes in Dzamling Gar November 2022 regarding public programming
A review of important events at Merigar West from September until the end of December 2022 and the new spring summer calendar for 2023.
We have had an active year in London at Lekdanling! For our final on-site event, we hosted a book launch with the Tibetan Nyingma Lama, Khentrul Lodro Rinpoche
The end of the year is a moment of reflection, and the autumn allowed us to take a distanced perspective of what we have achieved and what is left open