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Preparing the Lungtas at Merigar East
Making the Lungtas by hand is a long process. It takes about two months and a half and several people’s contribution. But we still do it, every year
Latest News from Shang Shung Publications
SSP presents their recently published books, including the Tibetan Calendar for the current year, as well as their upcoming restricted and public books
Debut of the La Bella Principessa of Leonardo da Vinci at Villa Real, Monza, Italy
Peter Silverman, a long time student and friend of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, had the great fortune to rediscover a lost Leonardo da Vinci drawing in 2007 in New York City…
Burma
On January 16, 2015 the twelve brave souls on the maiden trip organized by the Shang Shung Institute UK, met up at Yangon international airport to experience Burma in all its glory
Khaita – An Interview with Adriana Dal Borgo
Promoting Harmony Through Singing and Dancing
Liberation Through Seeing
An international team of experts has been painting a set of beautifully decorated tagdrol mandalas for the newly built cinerary at Merigar West
For the People of Nepal
May the people of Nepal rebuild with the help of all their families and homes around the un-perishable light of the three stupas
The Dzamling Gar Project Goes Ahead
The Mirror speaks to Benedetta Tagliabue, the architect of the Dzamling Gar project, about its progress
Creating a Paradise
An Interview with Alix De Fermor, the Dzamling Gar garden engineer, who has created incredibly vibrant and fruitful gardens from what was a very desolate place last year
The Italian-Tibetan Treasure Facing Extinction
The enormous patrimony of the Tibetologist Giuseppe Tucci risks being dispersed with the liquidation of the Italian Institute for Africa and the East
Losar Poem
Hey! This Wood Sheep year, Let’s clean up our messes