Recent

2013-02-15 ’ug gDongma – is the mysterious æthereal apparitional owl-headed dakini
2012-10-23 Za Rahula – drawing by Ngakma Déwang Pamo.
2012-10-22 Künzang Dorje Rinpoche – drawing by Khandro Déchen.
2012-10-18 Nyima ’ö-Zér – drawing by Khandro Déchen.
2012-10-16 Dorje Legpa – drawing by Khandro Déchen.
2012-08-04 Pride & Prejudice – otherness holds no fear for those who practise according to the principle of transformation.
2012-07-27 Yellow Seng-gé Dongma – miraculously overawes misconceptions.
2012-07-23 White Seng-gé Dongma – inexplicably injures misconceptions.
2010-11-11 Sum – the number three.
2010-11-10 Padmasambhava – the Tantric Buddha.
2010-11-10 Padmasambhava – the Lotus-born.
2010-11-10 Padmasambhava – the Lotus-born.
2010-09-16 Red Tamdrin – Lord of horses, supreme commander of the cavalry which dispels the minions of puritanical institutionalised aggression.
2010-07-09 nyi – the number two.
2010-06-04 gÇig – the number one.
2010-05-27 Calligraphy circle – the starting point for a calligraphy..
2010-03-23 Dakini cypher – seeing this script our consciousness is ‘seeded’ with the cause of our eventual liberation
2010-03-16 Hri – is the unification of the three spheres of being.
2010-03-09 Ho – is the courageous pronouncement of the hopelessness which is beyond fear
2010-03-02 Symbolism – symbols become apparent in this visionary world.
2010-02-22 The Tower of Song – the meaning can start to suggest itself.
2010-02-15 Inner & Outer Dimensions of Sound – music at these assemblies would range between spoken recitation, and forms which are increasingly musical.
2010-02-08 Inner & Outer Dimensions of Sound – solo singing was performed in the context of both transmission and of inspirational song.
2010-02-01 Questions with Ngak’chang Rinpoche – Inspiration & Practice.
2010-01-25 Questions with Ngak’chang Rinpoche – Commitments / Damtsig.
2010-01-18 Questions with Ngak’chang Rinpoche – the Nature of Tantra & Bodhicitta.
2010-01-11 Questions with Ngak’chang Rinpoche – the Nature of Tantra & the Mahasiddha Tradition.