Interviews done and transcribed by newly authorized Yantra Yoga teacher Mikyö Logan Clark for The Mirror
Interviews done and transcribed by newly authorized Yantra Yoga teacher Mikyö Logan Clark for The Mirror
At the moment 16 Stupas have been manufactured. Eight of them have arrived in Italy while another eight will soon be delivered from Chengdu.
Since its inauguration, the MACO has presented several exhibitions introducing many facets of Tibet Buddhism, history, and culture in situ and online
Part II of Khaita’s Educational Program and Khaita’s 10th Anniversary Celebration at Dzamling Gar
A testimony of the teachings given by the Master in Milan. He came there for the first time in 1977 and the last time in 2016, a total of eight times.
Elio Guarisco’s poem Why You Call Yourself a Practitioner? written in Milan, Italy, in 1989.
In our section ‘From the Archive’ we bring you articles of particular interest published time ago. In 2014 Rinpoche was interviewed by Kunleng VOA Radio.
In 1988 during his travels in the East, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu was invited to give a series of conferences in various parts of China starting in Chengdu, then eastern Tibet and finally Lhasa. The following is a translation of the transcript of a lecture that the Master gave in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, to young people and teachers at the Institute of Minorities.
What struck me the most was when Rinpoche entered and everyone stood up and there was that silence, a show of respect and devotion. That impression that I had when I saw Rinpoche for the first time remained inside me indelibly in my whole being, body, voice and mind.
Interview by The Mirror done with Mark Farrington in Tenerife, Spain, near Dzamling Gar, in the summer of 2021 about his meeting with Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and his life in the Dzogchen Community. Edited by Francesco Carpini
My name is Nélida (Neli) Saporiti and I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Music and singing are central parts of my life since my early childhood.
At that time in the Community there were only paper communications, Il Bulletino, the local newsletters, The Mirror, which was only on paper at that time, so I thought that there was a need to improve communication with the new medium of email; email was already starting to get very important.