A big thank you to Adriana who led this course in a contained, clear and relaxed manner, thank you to each instructor present who each facilitated our learning in their own way and thank you to all the participants for each contributing to making this week smooth. and caring. Inspiring.
Interview with Paula Casanova and Jan Blumenroth, Yantra Yoga instructors, who travel around the world and give public Yantra Yoga classes to local communities.
Please help to make Tibetan Medicine familiar to people’s ears. We try our best to work and hopefully sometime soon we will be able to bring the wish of Rinpoche to fruition.
Like every year since quite a while, Dzamling Gar offered the Mandarava retreat at Losar time in the beautiful new Gönpa. It turned into a truly special one.
The global health emergency we are experiencing is upsetting our daily lives, but, like any crisis, can be a great opportunity if we know how to seize it.
Growing up in Germany in the industrial part of the Ruhr valley left me with very few options to live a creative and spiritually inspired life. Let’s just say I lacked opportunities to harvest a life style derived from visionary resources.
My film making career happened kind of miraculously. I never thought about film making. Never. But around fifteen years ago, Eduardo Sagalaev, one of the leaders of Russian television, was having a spiritual crisis, got interested in spiritual teachings. He read my book on transpersonal psychology and found me and quickly we became friends. He suggested we make a series of films about my field. He asked for my help. This was around 2006.
On the occasion of Losar, the International Atiyoga Foundation is publishing its Guidelines for public courses of Yantra Yoga, Vajra Dance and Khaita
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
