In early November 2022 we received a phone call from the Arcidosso Junior Book Club asking: “Can you tell the children a story about Tibet?”.
In early November 2022 we received a phone call from the Arcidosso Junior Book Club asking: “Can you tell the children a story about Tibet?”.
Dear Readers, we are very happy to announce the availability of the paper version of the new Tibetan Calendar for the year 2023/2024.
In the “Alendar”, we offer you all the information and advice according to the Tibetan astrology used in the International Dzogchen Community.
We want to invite you to the All Hands Meeting of the International Shang Shung Foundation on July 6th 2017 in the Gönpa at Merigar West
The Chili Art Gallery, in Athens will host “Meditation in Motion”, a photographic exhibition and video installation exploring the world of Tibetan Dance, curated by the Museum of Asian Art and Culture of Arcidosso, in Italy.
In 2003, ASIA launched the long distance sponsorship project with the first 25 children who had the opportunity to learn how to read and write Tibetan
On June 1st we organized a Vesak fish release in Nepal, in the Trishuli river. A total of 50kgs, around 19,250 fish, were released. The process was overseen by monks from the monastery of the late Khyabje Chatral Rinpoche.
Oliver Leick, director of SSF, talks about the current situation at the many branches of the SSI, future plans, and the establishment of a base in Tenerife
The International Dzogchen Community (IDC) passed some important milestones in 2016 and we used this opportunity at the IDC Annual General Meeting (AGM) at Dzamling Gar to share these with the global Sangha; both those present and via Webcast.
The International Gakyil has recently expanded its membership with several new people from around the world. They join the ongoing members to form a larger group that intends to build on the accomplishments that have been made by the International Dzogchen Community in recent years.
The 4th Annual Symposium on Western and Tibetan Medicine brought together a diverse group of scholars and medical professionals from around the world. The event provided inspiration and education for a large and equally diverse group of local practitioners, students, and Dzogchen Community people in attendance.
Over the last weekend of April 2017 a three day event on Tibetan Medicine and Culture was held on the island of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands, Spain.