“Bringing Presence into Your Life” is the motto at Merigar East in Romania, and it’s a reality that unfolds here every moment.
“Bringing Presence into Your Life” is the motto at Merigar East in Romania, and it’s a reality that unfolds here every moment.
We held an April weekend Gakyil meeting at the Gar. It was a wonderful and harmonious meeting, a day and a half of discussions of immediate needs
The practice of this precious form of children’s yoga has come a long way since it was first taught in a small primary school close to Merigar in the 1990s
The transition and continuation at Merigar East is happening quite neatly. Our capacities are uniting and the Gar can benefit more.
The children’s program, which was humbly initiated at Kunsangar North last winter during the holidays, has now spontaneously come back to life.
After the resumption of “face to face” activities in June, the summer was full of events, despite the Coronavirus rules limiting the number of participants.
Whilst it’s been very quiet at the Gar in terms of retreat activities it has been busy in other regards as Namgyalgar enters a new phase of evolvement.
Mila Misek from Austria tells his unique story of meeting with Rinpoche.
A short excerpt from the Dzogchen Community Video Journal 1 shot in the wood during a session of Karma yoga at Merigar West, Tuscany, Italy on July 2, 2003
In this charming and warmhearted interview, Aldo Oneto, one of the original practitioners from Italy, recounts his memories of the first retreat in Subiaco with Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in 1976.
Costantino Albini, Santi Maha Sangha instructor and long time student of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, recalls the first retreat with Rinpoche in Subiaco, Italy
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.