Doctor and psychotherapist Luigi Vitiello talks about the experience of grief and pain for the loss of someone or something that is close to us.
Doctor and psychotherapist Luigi Vitiello talks about the experience of grief and pain for the loss of someone or something that is close to us.
If The Mirror, from paper to its digital form, is still alive and read on different continents, much is due to the energy and intelligence of Asem
Adriana Dal Borgo on Rinpoche’s Teachings of Vajra Dance and Khaita Joyful Dances from an educational perspective and presenting them outside the Community
Despite the many challenges facing the world and Dzamling Gar the year of 2020, Dzamling Gar continues to provide a rich program of courses and activities, including daily and weekly practices.
A webcast talk given by Adriano Clemente at Merigar West, June 4, 2021
In Nepal, the Indian variant of Covid-19 is causing a real catastrophe, the growth of infections is affecting the most fragile sections of the population.
Recently Sergio Quaranta, an authorised Yantra Yoga and Breathe instructor, was asked to meet separately, for one hour each, three eighth grade classes of an international school in Rome, in order to work on breathing as a means for managing stress and emotions.
An explanation given by Steven Landsberg on Saturday, February 27, 2021, before the Worldwide Guruyoga practice that took place the following morning.
At this time, lacking the nirmanakaya form of our precious Master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, many doubts, questions and reflections arise in our minds.
Gino Vitiello shares his talk given within the interreligious meeting group called “The Spirit of Assisi”, for Namdeling, the Ling of Naples, Italy.
When we heard that we had not much more time with our Master on this earth in this particular human form, I resolved to fly to Merigar to be with him and with the community in these final days. It felt vital to make a strong personal connection with the world-wide Sangha, that is, our Vajra Kin, across the globe as well as with my beloved master of all times. I had never been to another Gar outside Australia.
Rinpoche used to say, especially to those students like myself who had been following him for twenty or thirty years, that we had now become like shravakas.