An excerpt from the Dzogchen Community Video Journal number 1, filmed and edited by Fabio Andrico, Carla Caponi, and Maurizio Mingotti,
Shang Shung Institute
Drepung Kongpo Khangtsen Monks at Lekdanling, UK
Drepung Kongpo Khangtsen Monks at Lekdanling, UK from December 5-8, 2019
Supporting the Ka-ter Translation Project
Two parts of the book ‘The Miraculous Deeds of the Eighty-Four Mahasiddhas’ really touched me deeply and therefore I want to share them with you.
New Book from Shang Shung Publications
First Integrative Medicine Conference – Mental Disorders And Dementia: A Dialogue Between Conventional, Homeopathic, Tibetan, And Chinese Medicines
Birth of the Shang Shung Foundation
On the 13th of January 2015, the Shang Shung Foundation, International Institute for Tibetan Culture (in short Shang Shung Foundation) was established in Italy
Tibetan Medicine Practice
Dr. Rigdzin Dorje and Dr. Phuntsog lead a practical course for SSI medical students dedicated to preparation of a Tibetan medicine called Basam Menmar
13th Tibetan Translator Training
The 13th Tibetan Translator Training for Translators from Tibetan of the Ka-Ter Translation Project will be held at Merigar West, Arcidosso (GR), Tuscany, Italy June 24 – July 24 2015
Ka Ter Austria – New Tibetan Classes
Starting in February 2015, the Shang Shung Institute Austria offers special weekend-seminars for everybody who is interested in becoming a translator from Tibetan. The first weekend-course, February 28th – March 1st 2015,
Volunteers for the Transcription Project
The archive transcription team is looking for volunteers to transcribe the teachings and lectures that Chögyal Namkhai Norbu has given around the world
Learning Uchen and Ume
Over the last two weekends in November, two Tibetan calligraphy courses led by Tashi Mannox were held in Italy
SSI UK Lottery
Help the SSI UK buy a center in London by participating in the lottery. Winning prize – a 10 day trip to Burma!
Keynote Address by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
“It is very important because Tibetan culture, not only its medicine, but in general Tibetan knowledge, and history, are really very ancient. And this has a great value for the whole globe, for all peoples, not only for Tibetans.” – Chögyal Namkhai Norbu