From June 4 to June 10, 2026, a Teacher Training First Level course of the Dance of the Vajra was held at Merigar in the gönpa, led by senior instructors Adriana Dal Borgo and Prima Mai
PRACTICE
June Ganapujas in Webcast
We are very pleased to announce our next webcast Ganapujas from Dzamling Gar & Merigar in webcast.
Yantra Yoga Kumar Kumari for Children:
In 2025/2026, Kumar Kumari Yantra Yoga for children was introduced for the first time in Florence and its province
Webcast Practices for ChNN Birthday December 5-8
We are very pleased to announce our next webcast practices and events from December 5 until December 8 for the anniversary of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu’s birth
December Ganapujas from Dzamling Gar & Merigar
We are very pleased to announce our next Ganapujas from Dzamling Gar & Merigar in webcast.
When Practice Becomes Space: A Year of Yantra Yoga in Czechia
This year, a total of 24 days of Yantra Yoga retreats took place in the Czech Republic, attended by more than 80 participants.
Yantra Yoga & Respira Practice Weekend
We spent a wonderful weekend with Stamatia Rori, during which she taught us the basics of Yantra Yoga and pointed out the benefits of this practice.
November 2025 Webcast Ganapujas
We are very pleased to announce our next webcast Ganapujas from Dzamling Gar & Merigar in webcast.
The Blooming Mandala of Yantra Yoga in the Czech Community
Yantra Yoga in the Czech community is experiencing golden times. We are developing the practice systematically under the guidance of experienced instructors
Learning Dance of the Song of the Vajra Part 1 in Merigar
First weekend of two events learning the Dance of the Song of the Vajra Part 1 in Merigar West with instructor Cosimo Di Maggio.
Podcast Interview with Santi Maha Sangha Teacher Arnaud Coquillard
4th in a series of Podcast Interviews with Santi Maha Sangha Teachers
Harmony in Motion: The Vajra Dance That Benefits Beings Flourishes in Melbourne
The course took place on 31 Oct – 2 Nov 2025, the weekend preceding Melbourne Cup day holiday. The venue was the Melbourne Unitarian church, which generously allowed us access to the hall on a donation basis. Five older students and eight new dancers showed up. As the course proceeded, a sweet, soft, warm environment of harmony developed, as one would expect when people are sharing the Mandala together to practice precious teachings sincerely.