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Khaita on educational conference in Warsaw

Khaita session on educational conference

Warsaw, Poland
April, 2025

Two Khaita dancing sessions became a part of closing program for educational conference within the framework of the project “Digital development of education in local government units – training and consulting for local government staff”. The conference addressed developing education in cities—mostly around Warsaw, but not only. There were school principals and local officials in charge of education in their towns.

In the evening, during a more relaxed part of the event, there were two one-hour Khaita sessions with two group of participants. 

“It was really fun—everyone got involved, we danced four dances, and there was loads of joy, laughter, and chill vibes, — tells Monika Marcik, who lead the sessions.  After that, I already got invited to another conference in September, and it looks like there might be more coming up. Seems like people are really into this kind of group activity—something you can do together, in a space full of openness, joy, and connection.”

B 2.04 Tala Shipa / བཀྲ་ལ་ཤིས་པ། by Tashi Lhazom / བཀྲ་ཤིས་ལྷ་འཛོམས།
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Khaita course for beginners in Warsaw

Khaita course in Warsaw

September 23, 2023

On Septemeber 23 in Warsaw a Khaita Joyful Dances course for beginners took place. The course was led by Wojtek Torczyński.

For more information please see FB event.

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Khaita at the Ligmincha Sangha in Poland 

Khaita at the Ligmincha Sangha in Poland

Khaita courses with instructor Wojciech Torczyński took place for the first time before and during the summer retreat at Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche’s Ligmincha retreat center near Warsaw, Poland.

“It is beautiful to experience joy and relax at the same time and this is what I felt before leading this first ‘external’ course and practice for Ligmincha. When I arrived in Chiamma Ling it only got better with each session and each day. The Ligmincha community is very dedicated toward practice, aware and cooperative. The Khaita sessions were attended by a large number of participants, most of whom have danced Tibetan steps for the first time. This practice of presence in movement was widely appreciated and recognized as a beneficial suplement to the programme of the course. 

Regardless of age or fitness people approached these dances with great enthusiasm and joy. Most importantly participants observed and understood how this practice positively impacts their state of body, energy and mind. Many have literally expressed their experience of joy and harmony that arose with practicing Khaita. It is worth underlining that this is the very message and meaning of Khaita. I feel great satisfaction and gratitude for this opportunity.”

During the last day of the retreat Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche underlined the importance of collaboration between Sanghas including the International Dzogchen Community.

Wojciech Torczyński for The Mirror, Turning the Wheel of Khaita Joyful Dances