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”.
Khaita, a course in the study of the Dzamling Gar Song and Dance with Adriana Dal Borgo at Dzamling Gar
A small group of practitioners from Tsegyalgar and Kundrolling danced Khaita on the streets of NY with many other groups, some with as many as 400 dancers. We were part of the New York Dance Parade on May 21st, a yearly event on a mile-long route, celebrating dance in all forms as a unifying force for humanity
The International Dzogchen Community will participate in an event established and prompted by the International Dance Council (CID) at UNESCO ON APRIL 29, 2016.
Rinpoche has recently clarified and formulated a method for insuring that Khaita Joyful Dances are adequately taught and can develop in a correct way.
During a recent Khaita practice session at Dzamling Gar, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu spoke informally about three principles that are indispensible in the Khaita dances
Khaita Workshop with Tsering and Topgyal from January 23-28, 2016 at Namgyalgar
Shang Shung Publications is delighted to announce that the first tutorial videos for the Khaita Joyful Dances are now available in our webstore.
For all those interested in becoming Khaita instructors, you’ll find attached the list of 50 dances to be the subject of the examination as well as the Registration link in order to receive materials for the exam
On the 24th of June the Khaita dancers were invited to Everness Festival, which is Hungary’s largest spiritually themed festival.