Private practice
- Read, reflect, and learn at your pace.
- Practice repair in your own life.
- Gather informally with care.
- No public representation.
Start a Circle
Start slowly.
Gather with care.
Anyone may practice privately. Public Circle status begins with readiness, review, and accountability.
Private practice comes first
Public Circle status
- Represents Undivided Humanism publicly.
- Undergoes review and approval.
- Follows clear agreements.
- Accountable to the community.
What a Circle is — and is not
A Circle is
- a small local or online practice group
- a space for reflection, repair, and mutual care
- a group with clear agreements
- a reviewed public expression of the project
- community practice, not a leader’s platform
A Circle is not
- a church franchise
- a therapy group
- a place for forced confession
- a private authority structure
- a way to collect unofficial donations
Before requesting Circle status
Readiness
- Understand safety readiness.
- Have a concern process you can follow.
Group basics
- At least three adults.
- Clear role boundaries.
- Shared purpose and expectations.
Accountability
- Agree to review.
- No pressure or coercion.
- Clear public representation.
Money boundaries
- No cash donations.
- No personal PayPal or private payment accounts.
- Official trackable methods only.
- No donations before Provisional Circle approval.
