An update on last year’s activities and plans for 2024 from practitioners at the Dzogchen Ling in the capital of the Czech Republic.
An update on last year’s activities and plans for 2024 from practitioners at the Dzogchen Ling in the capital of the Czech Republic.
In 2015, 2016 Rinpoche wanted to do something to work with young people. In that way he said we need to do something to create work for young people. If we create these kinds of jobs, then the young people can live near the Community and in that way we have continuation.
The concept for the 10 year celebration of Dzamling Gar originated from a shared vision within our international community to honor a decade of meaningful experiences.
Rinpoche used to say, especially to those students like myself who had been following him for twenty or thirty years, that we had now become like shravakas.
Alix de Fermor, designer and creator of the new Moon Garden at Dzamling Gar, Tenerife, talks about the inspiration for the garden and its many exotic plants
The SSIUK presents a summary of its activities since its inception in May 2010 under the guidance and direction of the late Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
For Tibetan Buddhists, Padmasambhava is both the mahasiddha who converted Tibet to Buddhism in the late 8th century and a kind of timeless Second Buddha, a universal spiritual principle even.
In our ‘Community Artists’ feature Crimean chödma and self-taught jeweller Lidiya Dzhebisashvili talks about her creative path on her spiritual voyage.
Present world circumstances are painful, a huge amount of suffering is being experienced by those who have lost their relatives, their friends, and by all
In these days we have launched a fundraising campaign to respond to the request for help from the Manasarovar School in the Boudhanath district of Kathmandu
In an era of increasing nationalism with massive income inequality, a movie such as the “Great 14th Tenzin Gyatso, The 14th Dalai Lama In His Own Words” offers an alternative to the deep uncertainties of our era. His simple message of compassion and empathy has been the milestone of his public face for decades.
Oliver Leick interviews Dr. Tenzin Sherab, a doctor of Tibetan medicine, about making chülen for the Dzogchen Community and about his medical practice in Nepal.