Contribute

Nothing here is for sale, and nothing here runs without people

This community is not monetised. It has no memberships, no courses, no sponsored content, and no paid teaching. What it needs is attention, some practical hands, and enough money to keep the lights on.

Four ways to contribute that cost nothing

In rough order of usefulness. The first one is not a consolation prize.

Turn up and ask

The most useful thing anyone does for this community is attend and bring a real question. A room with three careful questions in it is worth more than a room with thirty people agreeing.

Learn to co-facilitate

Sessions depend on people who can hold a container. If facilitation interests you, say so: the path is training with an existing facilitator, then co-facilitating, then holding a session yourself.

Transcribe and translate, with consent

Notes and transcriptions are published only with the agreement of everyone in the room. If you have a good ear for this, and a commitment to the consent conventions, it is one of the more valuable things you can offer.

Offer a practical skill

Editing, translation into Indian languages, design, and hosting support all reduce what the community has to buy. Say what you can do, and how much of your time is genuinely available.

Each of these begins with saying so. The community page sets out how an offer is received, and a session is the usual place to raise one.

Contributions, if you want to give

Voluntary, anonymous if you prefer, and never a condition of anything.

Not yet published
The donation rail is still being confirmed. Until it is, please write to us through the community page.

Contributions cover running costs: the domain, hosting, and the small tooling that keeps transcription and publishing possible. There is no salary attached to facilitation, and nobody is asked for money to attend a session or to read anything here.

If you would rather give your time than your money, that is the option this community values more.

Contributions we do not accept

Sponsorship, advertising, or promoted content of any kind, including from aligned spiritual businesses.
Money given in exchange for influence over what is published, or over who facilitates.
Funding that expects a return, a referral, or access to the community for commercial purposes.
Contributions that would turn study into a transaction. If giving would make you feel owed something here, please keep it.