This page continues the experience you began on the Tango Meditation landing page — a place to explore that initial sense of curiosity, stillness, or longing for connection.​

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If something on the Tango Meditation page touched you — a sense of stillness, a quiet question, or a longing for connection — this is the next step.
Here we meet that very question not with explanations, but with experience.

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These gatherings are not about performance or technique.
They are about being together in presence — feeling, listening, and moving with awareness.

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Through mindful walking, simple movement, shared attention, and silence, we explore how tango becomes a practice of presence, a way of returning to ourselves — not escaping from life, but entering it more deeply.

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What people discover here

• A grounded sense of body, breath, and presence

• A language of movement that feels rather than explains

• A space where connection is natural, not forced

• A rhythm that invites calm, attention, and return

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Whether you are new to tango or have danced for years, whether meditation feels familiar or is entirely new — these gatherings are open to anyone with curiosity and a willingness to arrive as you are.

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What the Workshop / Retreat Is Like

This is experience first — not theory.

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In a typical workshop or retreat you will:

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• Walk with intention and awareness

• Explore movement as meditation

• Learn how presence shifts your contact with others

• Sense your body’s rhythm, breath, and attention

• Invite silence into your motion

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These practices do not require prior dance training or meditation mastery.
They simply ask you to arrive — with curiosity and openness.