Making your Namkha

with Migmar Tsering

ALSO BY ZOOM

In Tibetan, “namkha” signifies both ‘space’ and the symbolic structure made of five-colored threads wound around wooden sticks, used in ancient Bön rituals. It embodies an individual’s energy and the interplay of elements—wood, fire, earth, metal, and water—within an encompassing space.

This sacred object aligns energies and signifies the elements linked to life, body, abilities, and fortune. Disharmony among these elements may lead to significant issues. Once made, the namkha requires authentication through specific rituals and mantras.

In the afternoon we will learn how to make a Namkha, with Lena Kalistova (Limited to 15 people)

Price: 50€ for the theory part

Schedule:
Tenerife time
10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Migmar Tsering was born in Lhasa, Tibet, in the year of the Metal Dog, in 1970.

He has been studying Tibetan ancient sciences and Buddhist culture since he was 16 years old. He also coordinated innumerable artistic projects all over the world, related to Tibetan art, and script.

He is currently the director of the Association of Oriental Art and Culture Dynamic Space of the Elements based in Tuscany, Italy.

Dates are subject to change. While Dzamling Gar strives to maintain the scheduled dates, unforeseen circumstances may require adjustments. We do our best to avoid changes, but we cannot take responsibility for any resulting consequences.