Last Updated on February 13, 2025 by pg@petergamma.org
Lion’s Roar Magazine Lion’s Roar is an independent, bi-monthly magazine that offers a non-denominational view of “Buddhism, culture, meditation and life.” It presents teachings from Buddhism and other contemplative traditions, with an emphasis on applying the principles of mindfulness and awareness practices to everyday life.
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Zen with animals with Dr Martin Klaff, sandplay therapist performed at
the Felsentor Retreat Center on the Rigi mountain in Switzerland
Paragliding with Lama Pema Wangyal on the Pilatus mountain in Switzerland
Yoga and Meditation teacher Loten Dahortsang records CDs with Tina Turner. But Loten was trained and educated for 17 years in the Tibet Rikon Institute Monastry and can do much more than record CDs with Tina Turner. Since would Jack Kornfield record CDs with Pop stars? Why then has Loten to do this?
Vipassana-Meditation Teacher Fred von Allmen was trained and educated for 4 years by Jack Kornfield. But this was not enough to become a star. Editor in Chief Martin Frischknecht of the Spuren Magazine for Spirituality in Switzerland makes interviews with the star Jack Kornfield. But Frischknecht writes ins his magazine that Allmen is not a star. And interviews with von Allmen are only recorded as a podcast, and not as a video. Since does “Meditationsszene Schweiz” record interviews with people like von Allem only as podcast? And only interviews with stars as Jack Kornfield are recorded as videos?
The interview of Martin Frischknecht with Jack Kornfield was recorded as a video. But this video can as far as we know not be found anymore on the meditation scene Switzerland.
The only star of the meditation scene Switzerland was Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
who left in 2008 his headquarter in Seelisberg, which was a big loss for Switzerland. Maharishi was known as the Guru of the Beatles.
Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org
needs the help of Lion’s Roar to to raise the level of the meditation scene Switzerland again, so that the Swiss again can compete on an international level. Back to the level as when Maharishi Mahesh Yogi still had his headquarters in Switzerland.
People in Switzerland are rich:
but they don t appreciate Yogis. Is that not the fault of the Swiss? Since at other places people like Maharishi Mahesh Yogi but also Osho where highly appreciated by rich people. Since aren t many of these rich people although they are successful unhappy? And these Yogis have the knowledge that happiness can be trained.
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