Beginners Khaita with Yulia Petrova and Elena Kalistova August 20-21, 2022 at Dzamling Gar
Khaita Joyful Dances
Zhenphenling in Rome Hosts Several Khaita Activities
From 7 to 14 July, Zhenphenling Rome successfully hosted the 4th Educational Program of the Khaita Dance School and two interesting and beautiful workshops
Beginner’s Khaita at Dzamling Gar
Beginner’s Khaita from June 17-19, 2022 at Dzamling Gar
Khaita Joyful Dances Workshop at Kunkyabling
Kunkyabling in Prague, Czech Republic, hosted a Khaita Joyful Dances Workshop with Petra Zezukova on 25th – 26th January 2020.
Dzamling Gar Song and Dance Study Group
The study weekend was coordinated by Adriana Dal Borgo and attended by Khaita and Santi Maha Sangha teachers present at the Ling and connected via Zoom.
Khaita As A State Of Mind – A Dimension Of Blessing
Khaita Dance cannot only be about one culture. Khaita Dance is a very powerful practice of liberation, a practice of the evolution of energy from samsaric delusions and circling thoughts to the happiness of dancing and singing.
Khaita Songs and Basic Colloquial Tibetan with Lobsang Zatul
We have just finished our five day course on new Khaita songs and basic colloquial Tibetan with Lobsang Zatul from December 16-20, 2019 at Dzamling Gar.
New Khaita Collection called Barsam Course at Dzamling Gar!
Five day training course in Barsam with Adriana Dal Borgo from December 2-6, 2019 at Dzamling Gar
Khaita Free Web App Is Now Online
Khaita.com is a free web app that will unite all Khaita songs, dances, lyrics, translations and commentaries on your mobile phone or desktop
Khaita Dance School
The Khaita Dance School has recently organised a three-year training program to prepare new Khaita instructors and experts.
Celebrate “Barsam” at Dzamling Gar – The New Khaita Collection from Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
Celebrate the new Khaita collection songs and dances by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu at Dzamling Gar from November 30-December 6, 2019
New Khaita Songs to Honor Rinpoche’s Birthday
In addition to ‘Message from Tibet’ and the Mekhor collection, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu created a third collection, Barsam, or ‘bridge between’ the two