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Mokshya Arts, Culture & Heritage Society Negeri Sembilan
(PPM-002-05-08112024)
Mokshya Arts, Culture & Heritage Society, Negeri Sembilan
Mokshya Arts, Culture & Heritage Society is a dynamic cultural organization based in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional Indian arts, dance, and wellness practices. The society serves as a hub for learning, expression, and cultural appreciation, offering programs for individuals of all ages
and abilities. Programs & Offerings
1. Odissi Classes for Children and Adults
The society offers training in Odissi, a classical Indian dance form known for its fluid movements, intricate footwork, and expressive storytelling. Classes are available for both children and adults, emphasizing the spiritual and artistic essence of the dance.
2. Aarambha โ Indian Storytelling & Creative Dance
A unique program that blends traditional Indian storytelling with creative dance movements, allowing participants to explore narratives through expressive movement, rhythm, and imagination.
3. East Indian Dances โ Folk, Classical & Creative Dance
The society promotes various Eastern Indian dance forms, including:
Folk Dances like Chhau, Jhumur, and Baul Dance. Creative Dance that merges traditional and contemporary elements for artistic expression, such as Tagore style
4. Dance Classes for Mothers & Senior Women
Specialized dance sessions designed for mothers and senior women, focusing on movement, grace, and cultural appreciation. These classes foster community bonding and provide a joyful way to stay active.
5. Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) for All Age Groups & Neurodivergent Individuals
A holistic approach that integrates dance and movement to enhance emotional well-being, motor skills, and self-expression. The program is inclusive of neurodivergent individuals and supports people of all ages in developing confidence, coordination, and social interaction.
6. Yoga & Body Conditioning for All
A complementary program that includes yoga, breathwork, and body conditioning to improve flexibility, strength, and mental clarity. These sessions help dancers and non-dancers alike develop body awareness and holistic well-being.
7. Eastern Indian Arts, Crafts & Exhibitions
Mokshya Arts actively promotes Eastern Indian visual arts and crafts, hosting exhibitions, workshops, and cultural showcases featuring traditional textiles, paintings, sculpture, and handicrafts from regions like Bengal, Odisha, and Assam.
27/08/2026
Feedback like this makes us smile and inspires us to keep doing better. โค๏ธ
Connect with us to arrange engaging sessions of therapeutic movement designed especially for senior citizens:
creating opportunities to stay active, stimulate the mind, build confidence, strengthen social connections, and simply have fun together.
Virtual celebrations during the pandemic. 6 years already!
19/08/2026
โFor Tagore, dance was never merely about movement. It was about freedom: the freedom of the body to express, the mind to imagine and the individual to connect with others. His vision of dance was not confined to technique; it was deeply connected to education, human development and cultural exchange. That is perhaps why his artistic philosophy continues to resonate so strongly today.โ
๐ธ JRAW Photography
17/08/2026
At Mokshya, dance is not merely about learning movements or preparing for performances. It is about creating a space where individuals feel welcomed, supported, and free to express themselves. In our small classrooms, friendships are formed, confidence is nurtured, laughter is shared, and a sense of belonging quietly takes root.
โฆ and in this presentation we celebrate that camaraderie ๐ท
16/08/2026
When we speak of Rabindranath Tagore, we often speak of Bengal. But Tagoreโs Bengal was never confined to geographical borders. His travels across Southeast Asia opened another dimension of his vision:
one where India and Southeast Asia were connected through centuries of cultural exchange. Through literature, music, dance, education and ideas, Tagore saw Asia not as separate cultures, but as a living conversation between civilisations. ๐ท
15/08/2026
Happy 80th Independence Day, India ๐ฎ๐ณ
Vande Mataram ๐ชท๐๐ป
13/08/2026
We are grateful to have the opportunity to welcome the very graceful Ms. Priyadarshini Sanyal, Kathak teacher at NSCB Indian Cultural Centre, Kuala Lumpur.
Her sinuous movements brough a quiet intensity and elegance to the space.
Historically, Kathak evolved as a storytelling tradition, especially devotional poetry, with dancers using movement, rhythm, gesture and expression to bring these narratives to life.
Priyadarshini Sanyal
๐ธ: Satadru Raha
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