On February 21st Merigar was blessed with children in events that included play, music, Kumar Kumari yantra yoga and Khaita dances.
Khaita Joyful Dances
New Khaita Teachers Authorized in 2025
The International Gakyil welcomes and congratulates our new Khaita teachers who received their diplomas in May 2025
Participation at World Environment Day June 2025
In June 2025, we participated in World Environment Day with an online session of Khaita Forever entirely dedicated to this theme
Khaita Joyful Dances Exam: April 2024
I had the note ‘Khaita Exam’ in my calendar for the 14th to 20th April. I knew that within that time frame there would be three days dedicated to the exam.
“We Are One” Project Also Dedicated to Teachers
The “We Are One” project of Khaita Joyful Dances & Yoga dedicated to the teachers of the schools of the Amiata area near Merigar finished yesterday
Dancing Together – Khaita Forever Online Project
Every Saturday, dancers can join the dancing session. Each week, we have leaders guiding the session, allowing you to follow and dance in your own space
Yantra Yoga and Khaita Graduations at Dzamling Gar April 20, 2024
At Dzamling Gar, the first graduations and authorizations of Yantra Yoga First Level Instructors and Khaita Dancers on April 20, 2024, since the passing of our Master, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu.
Khaita School Final Exams at Dzamling Gar
Khaita School: Final exams of 3 years program with Adriana Dal Borgo and Khaita instructors
The 4th Khaita Educational Program at Dzamling Gar
Khaita Training 4th level from March 26 – April 1 2024 at Dzamling Gar with Adriana Dal Borgo
Insight into Khaita Joyful Dances
Adriana Dal Borgo recounts the origins of the Joyful Dances and how they can lead us, step by step, to bring presence and harmony into our daily lives.
4th Khaita Annual Festival near Namgyalgar, Australia
A community hall in the small country town of Beerwah, near Namgyalgar, was transformed into a Tibetan community scene for Losar.
8th Khaita Educational Program in Dzamling Gar, Tenerife
What is Khaita in our daily life? Is it “only” singing and dancing? A connection to the joy flowing within our hearts? Or the melody itself?