Last year the Yantra Yoga department of ATIF ran an online course in English for the world-wide audience. Yantra Yoga from A to Z comprises the complete open level of Yantra Yoga. The very first course of this nature was held in Spanish, (now running for the second time), and then in Italian (also due to run again).
This summer we welcomed practitioners from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Lithuania, Spain, Italy, Argentina, Czech R., USA
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I would like to talk about and give some details of Master Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche’s first retreat that took place in Subiaco, Italy, in the summer of 1976 and which I call “the mother retreat”.
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.
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.
Tsegyalgar West is located about 500 meters above sea level in the southern extension of the Sierra La Laguna in Baja California Sur.
The title of this article is taken from a tango of the 1940’s. And it suits exactly to what we feel at Tashigar, mainly the few of us that have traveled from other places of the country up to here.
This year, in extraordinary harmony, the arrival of the Tibetan New Year was celebrated in Tashigar Norte, welcoming the year of the Metal Ox, hoping that it will be very auspicious for us.
The Merigar East Lungta project started with a Lungta Workshop in 2018, when we printed 3000 prayer flags and continued with intensive printing and sewing at least twice a year.
Dzamling Gar has the great fortune to have a very large Gönpa that has helped us maintain some activity during these COVID times, always following the protocols established by the Spanish government.
As usual, on the third day after the Tibetan New Year we put up the new prayer flags at Merigar, braving the wind, the cold and the last (perhaps) traces of snow of the year.
