Spring came very early this year, the snow melted quickly, and now the Gar is again covered in green trees. And more and more practitioners are coming to the Gar – some for retreats, some as volunteers or karmayogis, some just to take a break from noisy Moscow.
All of the sudden, at the beginning of 2022, some groups of people came from different parts of the world to settle in Tenerife and, like pure magic, we started gathering, sharing impressions, brainstorming ideas and figuring out how to make them concrete.
The retreat with Yeshi Namkhai is over. For months, ever since we learned that there would be a retreat, we would meet trying to imagine what it would be like
On July 6 2017 at Merigar West, a whole day was dedicated to presenting the activities of the Shang Shung Foundation with its eight seats all over the world
On June 16, 2017, at Dzamling Gar, Giovanni Boni gave a very short presentation updating the project for the construction of the center and the Gönpa
In 2003, ASIA launched the long distance sponsorship project with the first 25 children who had the opportunity to learn how to read and write Tibetan
On May 9, 2017, the texts of the library collection of the IsIAO became available once again in Rome, at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma
Professor, philosopher, and author of many books and academic articles on a variety of subjects, Elias speaks about studying SMS and his recent publications
Oliver Leick, director of SSF, talks about the current situation at the many branches of the SSI, future plans, and the establishment of a base in Tenerife
The International Dzogchen Community (IDC) passed some important milestones in 2016 and we used this opportunity at the IDC Annual General Meeting (AGM) at Dzamling Gar to share these with the global Sangha; both those present and via Webcast.
Artist Federico Herrero lives and practices with the Sangha in Costa Rica. He does paintings on canvas and murals with abstract and colorful landscapes
Over the last weekend of April 2017 a three day event on Tibetan Medicine and Culture was held on the island of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands, Spain.
