In the spring of 2024 we started fundraising for the construction of a 9.5 meter tall Guru Rinpoche statue, in upper Mustang, Nepal.
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Shang Shung UK and Khaita at Oxford University
Last April I was visiting Oxford in the hope of setting up a collaboration/partnership between the University of Oxford and Shang Shung UK institute.
Pilgrimage to Nepal and Maratika
In 1984 the Longsal Mandarava practice was revealed to Chögyal Namkhai Norbu while he was practicing in the Eight Heruka Cave in Maratika, Nepal.
Update from the School of Tibetan Medicine Russia
At the Russian School of Tibetan Medicine, offline and online training programs are successfully continuing, preparing wonderful specialists who strive to help all beings and reduce their suffering.
Shang Shung UK & Lekdanling: Tibetan Cultural Centre
We are very fortunate to have a spiritual teaching to help us deal with the problems of our daily lives and also to be in a position to offer help to others
Words of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu on Tibetan Culture
Message from Shang Shung Institute Austria with Rinpoche’s words about the importance of Tibetan culture and the necessity of preserving this unique culture.
Photography Competition ‘Himalayan World’
Dear Friends, photography lovers and Himalayan travelers, the Shang Shung Institute UK is announcing a special online photography competition, overall winner gets 500$!
SSI UK Fish Release with Drugu Choegyal Rinpoche
On July’s full moon, at Bagnas tal lake in Nepal, we had the good fortune to have a fish release and blessing conducted by Drugu Choegyal Rinpoche.
24 July Full Moon: Fish Release with Drugu Choegyal Rinpoche
Dear Vajra Brothers and Sisters, on the full moon on July 24, 2021- Save the lives of fish awaiting slaughter.
Summer Events with Shang Shung Institute UK
Dear Friends, this month we have two exciting events coming up soon as well as new material from our lectures and workshops on our YouTube channel.
Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in Tibet 1988
We are pleased to present some footage of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s visit to Tibet in 1988 from the Shang Shung Institute’s archives, Video Journal no.2.
Twelve Primordial Masters – Lecture by Fabian Sanders – SSI UK
The tradition of the 12 Dzogchen Masters is not particularly widespread or well known in Tibet generally, It is also referred to in just a few literary sources. In this talk we will look at the symbolic implications and iconographic features they display in the Dzogchen teaching and their most expansive and limitless view of space and time