This has been a very busy summer at Merigar and numerous events have taken place. The Merigar staff and many practitioners who help have been wonderful.
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Activities of the School of Tibetan Medicine in USA
Shang Shung Institute of America was founded by our teacher, Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche, with the help of his students, in 1996.
Myriad Worlds at Kunsangar North
Dear friends, all heartfelt greetings to you! This year Kunsangar North turned 25 years old. We had been thinking about how to celebrate this wonderful event.. and came up with a great idea!
Everybody is an Artist – Everybody has Buddha Nature
Babeth M. VanLoo, filmmaker, artist, and former programming director of the first Buddhist television station in the western world, in Holland, talks about her life, her work, and her aspirations for the future.
Grande Fortuna In Bhutan
This film follows the pilgrimage made by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to Bhutan in 2014 through cities, temples, valleys and sacred places, between mountains more than 5,500 meters high
Dzamling Gar Song Project
An invitation to musicians to collaborate to create the “global” version of the Dzamling Gar Song with more elaborate and richer versions using different instruments or voices.
Update on Translation Projects
As project manager of the translation projects “Ka-Ter” and “Complete Works of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu” I would like to give you a brief overview of our recent work.
The Joy of Generosity
A fundraising proposal to furnish the houses of the Gars at Dzamling Gar from an idea of Monica Patiño and Giorgio Minuzzo
Three Principles in the Khaita Dances
During a recent Khaita practice session at Dzamling Gar, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu spoke informally about three principles that are indispensible in the Khaita dances
Tashi Monlam
During the recent Mandarava retreat held at Dzamling Gar, Tenerife, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu spoke briefly about the...
IDC Membership 2016
For the Gars and Lings and IDC to function, it is really important that we all renew our membership early in the year, at least before the end of March
Losar, the Tibetan New Year
Tibetan New Year is called Losar and is celebrated at different times, according to the way the beginning of a new year is calculated. There are, however, great differences within Tibet regarding the preparations for the auspicious ceremonies of the New Year determined by the customs of certain regions.