In July, our Kathmandu office received a request for help for Dolma Tamang, a 57-year-old Tibetan refugee, victim of a terrible domestic accident
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Longsal Commentaries Volume Six
Dear Readers, we are happy to present The Preliminaries of the Path of Ati (A ti lam gyi sngon ’gro) by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu.
Organization of the Atiyoga Foundation
The framework of the new cultural foundation (ATIF) and its merging with Shang Shung Foundation and the Museum of Asian Art and Culture (MACO)
Courses on Tibetan Art of Thangka in Kunsangar North
During the last weekend of September 2018, we enjoyed an opportunity to start to learn the Art of Thangka painting with Larisa Rozhnova
ASIA Onlus – The Enrico Dell’ Angelo Fund
A Fund of Scholarships to enable young Tibetans who are capable and deserving to achieve a superior level of higher education.
16th Ka-ter Training for Tibetan Translators (TTT)
The 16th TTT took place in the Zikhang Library, Merigar, 16 August – 7 September 2018, led by Dr. Fabian Sanders and assisted by Dr. Margherita Pansa
Tibetan Dharma Language Online
We will soon start a newcycle of lessons and guided translation focusing on selected excerpts from the “The Precious Vase” by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu.
Awareness, Breathing and Movement
A wonderful two-day seminar on awareness, breathing and movement with Igor Berkhin and Fabio Andrico took place on 31 July and 1 August 2018 in Moscow
Tibetan Medicine
Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo talks about SSI’s Tibetan Medicine programs in the USA, Russia, and Tenerife during Losar 2018 at Dzamling Gar
Shang Shung Publications 45% Discount on All Digital Products!
We’re happy to announce that this Friday and Saturday the prices of all digital products are discounted by 45%!
Ka-Ter – Training for Translator from Tibetan
Join us and learn to translate ancient texts from the Tibetan tradition. If you are already skilled you can deepen your knowledge, discuss techniques, compare with others, and train your ability in a collaborative environment inspired by the ancient practice of translating in groups.