The Dzamling Gar International Dzogchen community association has prepared for the first months of this 2015 an intense program of activities that will begin next 16 January and that will be developed with different acts until May. Danza, Seminars and initiation to Tibetan yoga are some of the proposals included in the event calendar.
Dzamling Gar is a meeting and practice space, Open to all those who are interested. A place to enjoy together and promote the common good, promoting knowledge and collaboration, And where Dzogchen teachings are already regularly organized: Seminars, Yantra yoga, Vajra dance and khaita dances
The implementation of the program begins with the ATI Yoga retirement, Introduction to the nature of mind, that will be carried out for five days (16 al 20 January) In the same Dzamling Gar center (Paraíso Beach, Adeje) And in which there will be the teaching of Professor Namkhai Norbu, An eminent scholar of Tibetan culture and a teacher that constitutes a unique figure within the contemporary spiritual panorama.
Over the years, His fame has spread throughout the world due to the extraordinary value of his research on Tibetan culture, And also as a Dzogchen teacher, An ancestral and valuable teaching, and Authentic Heritage of Humanity, And of which he is one of the greatest living representatives.
Of the 23 al 25 January will take place the Khaita Festival, in which you can enjoy a good sample of contemporary Tibetan songs. The workshops for this activity are free and open to all, No previous experience is needed. Khaita dances are inspired by current songs and tibetan dances. They celebrate and help preserve cultural wealth, The language and traditions of this land in the Himalayas.
In a cycle of 4 Days will take the Yantra Yoga course for beginners (of the 26 al 29 January), in which an extensive explanation can be received and the Tibetan Yoga of the Movement. The movement of the Yantra is like a harmonious dance of energy, where the body and the breath operate together in a virtuous synergy where the body accompanies the breath and directs it where it is most useful, and breathing assists the body to move without tension, in harmony, with strength and elegance. Focused on one's own nature as healthy and complete beings.
