TO TRAIN NEW TEACHERS AND KHAITA EXPERTS
TO TRAIN NEW TEACHERS AND KHAITA EXPERTS
If you already have a base, and would like to study more with us to discover the deepness of the Joyful Dances; or, if you’re interested to become teacher, join the Educational Program for new Khaita Experts and Teachers!
The general objective of the program is to contribute to the development and spread of activities relating to Khaita, through the education of qualified people.
We cover three main aspects
Through sound and movement, one enters a path of awareness which promotes wellbeing and evolution of the individual.
Develop the expertise to learn to dance, organize and take part in dance events and shows. With a specific supervision and an examination, it is possible to achieve the qualification of teacher.
The training lasts 2 years. Each year there will be 3 courses, each one lasting 1 week or approx. 40 hours, at locations in various European countries.
The courses include several workshops dedicated to specific topics, led by experts and professionals. It is necessary to attend all of the meetings (courses and workshops) in order to receive the final certificate and, after a specific exam, the teacher’s certificate.
The first year’s courses will be open also to who does not intend to complete the whole program. In each course, the 3 sectors of study will be developed (learning, awareness and culture) alternating experience of dancing, periods of study and reading and practical exercises of the specific topics.
To receive more information, please contact: Harmony in the Space Atiyoga Foundation harmonyinthespace@atiyogafoundation.org
For almost thirty years, Adriana Dal Borgo has been teaching contemplative dance and methods of the awareness of movement, harmonization of energy and the practice of awareness through sound and dance, with courses intended for expert dancers and beginners alike. She was born in Venice and possesses a degree in Psychology with a specialization in Psychotherapy.
In 1986 she met the Dzogchen teaching (Atiyoga) of the Master, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, from whom she learned the methods related to dance and the integration of meditation in movement and, later on, the Khaita Joyful Dances.
Dancer and choreographer, she received the assignment from her Master to teach these dances and train other instructors.
She has overseen several publications and audio videos which go more deeply into the different aspects of the dances. She directs Khaita Dance courses and events, with shows and workshops in various countries. As well as teaching and coordinating the relative activities of these disciplines, she has combined her practical knowledge and academic studies to create structured projects that promote the instruction and spread of these.
She collaborates with MACO (Museum of Oriental Art And Culture) curating the sections related to Vajra Dance and Khaita Joyful Dances.
Petra is creative designer, project manager and creative strategy lead for digital and interactive designs. She is graduated teacher and designer and professional basketball player and coach. In 2001 she was certified as sport masseur. She has long term experience in teaching and coaching, working with physical aspect of the body and the balance of movements within physical activities.
In 2011 she met teaching (Atiyoga) of the Master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and in 2012 became member of International Dzogchen Community. She learned methods related to dance and the integration of movement. She was authorised by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to teach Khaita Joyful Dances. She is leading regular trainings for adults and kids. She cooperates with Montessori kindergarten and teaches Khaita Joyful Dances there. She is actively participating on events, dance performances and also organising events.
Born in Moscow (Russia), Luda graduated from the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (MEPHI). She also completed some studies in musical school for piano and has worked as a teacher of ballroom dance, participating in contests and performances. Luda became a member of the International Dzogchen Community in 1994, was authorized by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu as a Vajra Dance instructor and became an instructor of Khaita Joyful Dances in 2016.
Since then, she gave many courses for beginners and, as part of Khaita Committee, in training program for instructors.
She has participated as dancer and artistic director in many events and performances.
Pancho is a professional musician with more than 50 years‘ experience, participating in more than 4000 concerts with different artists and groups in all kinds of contexts, around 300 recording studio sessions and acting in television and movies.
Born in Alicante (Spain), Pancho became a member of the International Dzogchen Community in 1990 and since then has tirelessly offered his collaboration and experience of working with audiovisual equipment, also supporting events and performances. In 2016, he was directly authorized by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to teach Khaita Joyful Dances.
Director and main teacher in Montessori School.
Klára is originally from Prague. She graduated in open cover economics and holds a teacher’s diploma in teaching at high schools from Charles University. She was trained and certified by the Montessori Association in Prague and holds a diploma for Primary education for children from 3 to 9 years old. Klára has several years of teaching experience at the high school of gastronomy and also spent a few years in the role of vice principal for education training at the same school. In the past 13 years she’s been the owner, director and primary teacher in a prestigious Montessori toddler community and preschool NestLingue, in Prague. She is a member of the Czech Montessori Association and also a professional craniosacral therapist. She plays the flute, likes the ocean and mountains.
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For almost thirty years, Adriana Dal Borgo has been teaching contemplative dance and methods of the awareness of movement, harmonization of energy and the practice of awareness through sound and dance, with courses intended for expert dancers and beginners alike. She was born in Venice and possesses a degree in Psychology with a specialization in Psychotherapy.
In 1986 she met the Dzogchen teaching (Atiyoga) of the Master, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, from whom she learned the methods related to dance and the integration of meditation in movement and, later on, the Khaita Joyful Dances.
Dancer and choreographer, she received the assignment from her Master to teach these dances and train other instructors.
She has overseen several publications and audio videos which go more deeply into the different aspects of the dances. She directs Khaita Dance courses and events, with shows and workshops in various countries. As well as teaching and coordinating the relative activities of these disciplines, she has combined her practical knowledge and academic studies to create structured projects that promote the instruction and spread of these.
She collaborates with MACO (Museum of Oriental Art And Culture) curating the sections related to Vajra Dance and Khaita Joyful Dances.
Petra is creative designer, project manager and creative strategy lead for digital and interactive designs. She is graduated teacher and designer and professional basketball player and coach. In 2001 she was certified as sport masseur. She has long term experience in teaching and coaching, working with physical aspect of the body and the balance of movements within physical activities.
In 2011 she met teaching (Atiyoga) of the Master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and in 2012 became member of International Dzogchen Community. She learned methods related to dance and the integration of movement. She was authorised by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to teach Khaita Joyful Dances. She is leading regular trainings for adults and kids. She cooperates with Montessori kindergarten and teaches Khaita Joyful Dances there. She is actively participating on events, dance performances and also organising events.
Born in Moscow (Russia), Luda graduated from the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (MEPHI). She also completed some studies in musical school for piano and has worked as a teacher of ballroom dance, participating in contests and performances. Luda became a member of the International Dzogchen Community in 1994, was authorized by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu as a Vajra Dance instructor and became an instructor of Khaita Joyful Dances in 2016.
Since then, she gave many courses for beginners and, as part of Khaita Committee, in training program for instructors.
She has participated as dancer and artistic director in many events and performances.
Pancho is a professional musician with more than 50 years‘ experience, participating in more than 4000 concerts with different artists and groups in all kinds of contexts, around 300 recording studio sessions and acting in television and movies.
Born in Alicante (Spain), Pancho became a member of the International Dzogchen Community in 1990 and since then has tirelessly offered his collaboration and experience of working with audiovisual equipment, also supporting events and performances. In 2016, he was directly authorized by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu to teach Khaita Joyful Dances.
Director and main teacher in Montessori School.
Klára is originally from Prague. She graduated in open cover economics and holds a teacher’s diploma in teaching at high schools from Charles University. She was trained and certified by the Montessori Association in Prague and holds a diploma for Primary education for children from 3 to 9 years old. Klára has several years of teaching experience at the high school of gastronomy and also spent a few years in the role of vice principal for education training at the same school. In the past 13 years she’s been the owner, director and primary teacher in a prestigious Montessori toddler community and preschool NestLingue, in Prague. She is a member of the Czech Montessori Association and also a professional craniosacral therapist. She plays the flute, likes the ocean and mountains.
Article in The Mirror
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