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The Video Namkhai Norbu and the Dzogchen Community

The video “Namkhai Norbu and the Dzogchen Community” featuring the sounds of Namkhai Norbu’s singing, flute and harmonica, tries to highlight a part of the Master’s immense activities to preserve and spread the Dzogchen Teachings and Tibetan culture worldwide in a timeline.

Vince’s Story – How I Met Chögyal Namkhai Norbu

Vince’s Story – How I Met Chögyal Namkhai Norbu

Meeting him was just to show me that I didn’t need to look for more, and to discover how it is enough. It seems that like all the teachings he ever gave were aimed at that. Nothing exists outside. You don’t need to look for more initiations or connections because he has given everything you need. And the rest is just to work on the inside.

Breathing and Stress Reduction

Breathing and Stress Reduction

Recently Sergio Quaranta, an authorised Yantra Yoga and Breathe instructor, was asked to meet separately, for one hour each, three eighth grade classes of an international school in Rome, in order to work on breathing as a means for managing stress and emotions.

Be A Good Ancestor

Be A Good Ancestor

Michela Martello, an Italian-born illustrator-turned-artist who lives and works in Brooklyn recently published an uplifting, whimsical coloring book. The book speaks directly to some of her larger works; which are portrayed at the end of book in full color images.

Artists in the Dzogchen Community – Oleg Troyanovsky

Artists in the Dzogchen Community – Oleg Troyanovsky

People often have a magical idea of how music is created. Music is remotely reminiscent of language. We pronounce words, express ourselves, we can speak quietly, loudly, softly, sharply. The same applies to music. When some language becomes native to you, it’s easy to compose a poem or begin to write a text, and in the same way you can sit and compose music.

Changchub Dorje by Drugu Choegyal 

Changchub Dorje by Drugu Choegyal 

The portrayal of Changchub Dorje presented in the words below is based on the oral testimony of two yogins of Khampa Gar, the trusted Togden Amtin and Togden A Chös who, having met the Master and received his Dharma teachings, had a samaya connection with him.