Summer 2023 at Kunsangar South passed peacefully, in work and practice. Many retreats were cancelled, but August was especially busy with many courses and retreats.
Summer 2023 at Kunsangar South passed peacefully, in work and practice. Many retreats were cancelled, but August was especially busy with many courses and retreats.
The Yoga camp’s idea was a dream nurtured over several years. It finally became a reality as a step towards providing a safe, nurturing space for kids (and potentially teenagers).
With great pleasure we would like to inform you about the happy end of repairs of the gönpa at Wangdenling, the Slovak Community center.
Contribute to embellishing the statue to be installed in the model of the interior of the Jokhang Temple at the Museum of Asian Art and Culture in Arcidosso
The Museum inauguration will take place 10-11 December 2016 in the presence of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, Rosa Namkhai, and many guests and representatives
Migmar Tsering, Merigar’s resident Tibetan craftsman, talks about making the ornaments in Tibetan style for decorating the Museum of Asian Art and Culture in Arcidosso
Help to build the retreat center at Galingteng, the last step to complete the traditional course of studies and train future teachers qualified to maintain and transmit the spiritual and cultural heritage of Tibet.
Inspired by the book “Journey Among the Tibetan Nomads” by Namkhai Norbu, students Emanuele Assini and Basilio Maritano travelled through West Sichuan and South Xinghai with the aim of experiencing the traditional Tibetan nomadic lifestyle
Ans Swart is a painter and long time practitioner in the Dzogchen Community. We talked with her about her thangka painting and also about how she met Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and the Dzogchen Community
On Sunday, July 3, 2016, a meeting between different religions on the subject of death was held at Merigar West in Tuscany
A new publication examining the positive health effects attributed to each of the 108 movements of Yantra Yoga with excerpts from talks by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
Cvetco Jovanovic visits Rewalsar (Tibetan: Tso Pema) a small town in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh at 1360 m, sacred to Hindus, Sikhs, and particularly Buddhists because its lake is associated with Padmasambhava who brought Buddhism to Tibet