Learning The Sufi Dance with Rana Gorgani does not boil down to bodily exercise. It is to enter a discipline where rotation becomes a path of balance, rigor and inner openness. Each gesture is transmitted with precision, each correction is a step towards greater freedom.
The teaching is based on the technique of whirling dervishes (not mevlevi), axis alignment, fluid breathing, and stamina mastery.
Beyond the technique, Rana transmits what Sufis call the adab, that is to say the attire, attitude and respect that accompany the practice.
Adab is not just politeness: it is an inner and outer posture that connects the dancer to tradition.
In the teaching of Rana Gorgani, adab gives Sufi dance its dignity and depth. It transforms a movement into a ritual and a rotation into silent prayer.
Accessible to all, the training in Sufi dance is offered in different forms:
What is the Dervish Oracle?
It is a silent spiral. Each card is a step in an invisible dance where we join the rhythm of the world. The oracle is not static: it vibrates, it breathes, it allows itself to be tamed by slowness.
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