At 5:45 pm (Tenerife time) we’ll watch a documentary (also in webcast) to celebrate 10 years of Khaita, showing how Rinpoche started it and its evolution.
At 5:45 pm (Tenerife time) we’ll watch a documentary (also in webcast) to celebrate 10 years of Khaita, showing how Rinpoche started it and its evolution.
A new documentary on the development of Khaita, from the beginning to the present day, will be released on Thursday 27th at 6 pm (Rome zone time).
This November we celebrated 10 years of Khaita – exactly 10 years ago, in November 2011, an eminent Tibetan scholar and Dzogchen master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu started selecting modern Tibetan songs for the first Khaita collection “Message from Tibet”.
Photos from the first Khaita supervision/exam, March 2016 at Dzamling Gar, taken by our dear Enrico Dell’Angelo, available for downloading
Requested for the exam for Khaita instructors, led by Salima Celeri and other expert dancers June 16 to 22, 2017, at Merigar West
Today, June 3rd, 2017, the Greenfield Recorder in Greenfield MA published an article in the Faith Matters column about Khaita and the Dzogchen Community.
The dancers, Mandarava Bricaire, Carisa O’Kelly, Will Shea and Gleitia Dukshu joyfully danced down the many blocks on a joyful excursion through New York City for the 11th Annual New York City Dance Parade.
On the 17-18 of December, in Venice, we had the pleasure and good fortune to have with us Adriana Dal Borgo, who taught a course on Joyful Dances Khaita
A Khaita Joyful Dances Course was held at Sangyeling, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on November 27, 2016, led by Olga Gomilevskaia.
In collaboration with Shang Shung Institute, Zhenphenling, Rome, organized a weekend to study in depth some of the most beloved Khaita dances
There was Khaita training for beginners and intermediate from November 5-6, 2016 in Prague, Czech Republic, with Elisha K.oppensteiner, Erika Motýľová and Petra Zezulková
There are twelve new tutorials for Khaita Joyful Dances now available in the Shang Shung Publications web store! This group of twelve videos brings us another step closer to completing the material for learning the 50 Khaita Joyful Dances selected by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu as the foundation for this practice.