Losar Tashi Delek from The Mirror. Tibetan year of the Wood Dragon.
Losar Tashi Delek from The Mirror. Tibetan year of the Wood Dragon.
Aimed at those new to the Dzogchen teachings and those that want to go a little deeper, this book provides a helpful historical framework and context
Meeting Rinpoche was the most important event in my life, thanks to him and his teachings I discovered my true nature and the potential that lies within us.
Text by Jacqueline Gens, Whose recent work can be read at Poetrymind www.tsetso.blogspot.com Illustration by Ingmar Pema Dechen, visionary artist, Works found at www.zangmosrainbow.blogspot.com
and www.ingmarpemakathleein-Gutierrezpixels.com
On February 7, 2020, we celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the International Dzogchen Community of Tashigar South, situated in El Durazno, Tanti, Argentina.
The Precious Garland of the Teaching of the Birds is a delightful allegory in which profound Buddhist truths are uttered in a poetic manner by a bodhisattva cuckoo and the council of birds attending his teachings.
Alexander Studholme reviews Geoffrey Barstow’s book on Meat, Vegetarianism, and the Limits of Buddhism in Tibet published by Columbia University Press
On January 24th of 2020, the town hall of Tanti in Córdoba, Argentina, home of Tashigar South, honored our beloved Master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu naming a street after Him: Prof. Namkhai Norbu Street.
The Community was established as the safeguard for continuation of the Dzogchen Ati teaching & transmissions until the realization of all who are interested
“The umbrella will have another name and under this umbrella you will have the Dzogchen Community dealing with the Teachings, for instance, ASIA dealing with Tibet, and etc. The foundation will be called The Atiyoga Foundation.” Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
Thanks to ASIA’s project “Distinti ma non Distanti” Kumar Kumari yantra yoga is presented to four different 4th grade classes in two public schools in Rome
“I wrote this on the occasion of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s publication of the first volume of The Light of Kailash—when such an occasion arose and this Ode came together in a jumble of extravagance and love drawing on three decades interest in the country from which I benefited so much and in honor of the Master who has been a tireless steward of his country’s history and my inspiration.” – Jacqueline Gens