At the invitation of Khenchen Tenpa Yungdrung Rinpoche, Shenten welcomes the Tibetan communities of Europe — all traditions together — for four days of exchange, practice and celebration. A meeting space especially designed for the younger generations, who do not always have access in their home cities to these aspects of their spiritual and cultural heritage.

The Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud, the orally transmitted Dzogchen lineage of Zhang Zhung, belongs to the highest category of Dzogchen teachings. Having the extremely rare quality of being an unbroken lineage from its origin till the present days.

The second year of the fourth Gomdra at Shenten begins on September 3, 2026, focused on Trekchö practice, preceded by the Six Loka Purification and Phowa. A 70-day intensive retreat in the Yungdrung Bön tradition, based on the Yetri Thasel Dzogchen cycle.

Khenchen Tenpa Yungdrung Rinpoche, abbé du monastère de Triten Norbutse, donnera un enseignement de deux jours à Paris les samedi 21 et dimanche 22 novembre 2026. L'événement se tiendra sur place et sera également retransmis en ligne. La participation se fait sur inscription. Le thème de ces deux journées, l'horaire des sessions et les tarifs seront précisés prochainement.

Dans la continuité de l'enseignement de l'année précédente, Drubdra Khenpo poursuivra son introduction en profondeur à l'état naturel de l'esprit à travers des symboles et des exemples.

PaganTibet, a European Research Council project (2023–2028), explores Tibetan religions that predate Yungdrung Bön and Buddhism. The team gathers at Shenten for a week of intensive reading of ancient texts, in close dialogue with the monks.

The full moon is traditionally regarded as an especially auspicious time for practice: the “energies” of the cycle are said to be stronger, and the impact of our intentions, prayers, and virtuous actions is considered to be amplified. This is why we gather for the Full Moon Tsok—to practice together, make offerings, purify, and renew our connection to the lineage

An introduction to the practice of Phowa — a profound method from the Dzogchen Atri cycle that reveals the natural continuity of consciousness and the possibility of liberation at the time of death.

Led by Khenpo Akarpa Lama Rinpoche, this course offers a complete introduction to Tibetan yoga. Drawing on various lineages, it seeks to harmonize body, breath (wind), and mind through purifying and energy-activating practices such as Tsa Lung and Trülkhor. The aim is to deepen physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.