Dance Circles Worldwide

Spiritual and Creative Director: Prema Dasara
Assistant Director, Student/Teacher Program International: Parvati Forrest Anee
Assistant Director, Student/Teacher Program South America: Myri Dakini Naves

Dance with us

The Mandala Dance of Tara is a communal prayer and everyone is invited to participate. Tara Dhatu Student Teachers are part of a vision of dancing circles of Taras all over the world, generating the blessings of protection and abundance.

The music has been translated into several languages, keeping the cadence, melody and movements the same so that dancers can travel to any part of the world where there is a practicing circle and join in the dance.

Feel free to contact any of the Student Teachers below for information about joining their circle for a night or as a regular participant. If you would like to facilitate a circle in your area contact Prema.

On With The Dance, On With The Sacred Dance.

  • Tara Dance Circles & Student Teacher Listings: USA
  • Tara Dance Circles & Student Teacher Listings: SOUTH AMERICA
  • Tara Dance Circles & Student Teacher Listings: INTERNATIONAL
    • Australia
    • Canada
    • Germany
    • Great Briton
    • India
    • Japan
    • Nepal
    • New Zealand
    • Russian Federation

Levels of student teachers in Tara Dhatu

The level of a Student Teacher in Tara Dhatu is not only an indication of accomplishment. The levels imply a willingness for the Student Teacher to assume certain responsibilities for sharing the dance in their communities and in the world. We have Student Teachers who have achieved a level of accomplishment but who are not able to maintain the responsibilities. They are on an inactive list and can be reinstated whenever they choose. The list of Student Teachers below is composed of those who are actively engaged in sharing the precious practice of Dancing In Tara’s Mandala.

Level 0 – Student: Participant wants to receive the teachings for her/his own enrichment but does not have any current intention of teaching the dance.

Level 1 Facilitator Student Teacher: Participant is developing her skills. She may facilitate meetings in her community but may not advertise herself as a Tara Dance Teacher.

Level 2 Student Teacher: Participant can teach new students, advertise as a teacher of the Tara dance, travel to cities outside her personal circle and introduce the dance.

Level 3 Student Teacher: Participant has demonstrated the ability to teach and lead the dance. She is authorized to offer the Tara dance as a ritual offering in a public setting.

Level 4 Teacher Mentor: Participant is mentoring other Student Teachers.