Evenings
The public page about gatherings. The community's internal regulations are not here.
The Quiet Evening
An open gathering for everyone, including guests. Once a week, about 40 minutes. Free entry, no money, no dues, no on-site registration.
Why: a minute of re-understanding in the middle of an ordinary week. Nothing to bring, nothing to write, nothing you have to say if you don't want to.
How it goes:
- Gathering and silence (10 minutes). People enter silently and sit in a circle. In the center — the sign: a circle with a dot and a lit candle.
- A word about what you leave behind (10 minutes). The host speaks briefly about one knot of the teaching: the answer for what is done, the wound, setting things right, re-living. No sermon: one thought, simple words, an example.
- The minute of re-understanding (one minute). Common silence. Everyone looks at their own week: whom they hurt, what they left unfinished, what they managed to set right. This is personal — not for a report. The minute is exactly a minute.
- The circle of words (optional). Whoever wants says one sentence about what they saw. Whoever doesn't — stays silent; silence is accepted without questions.
- Closing (5 minutes). The host ends with the phrase: "Be the best version of yourself."
After the gathering — tea, conversation, back to ordinary life.
Guests are not put at the center of attention. You came, sat, listened, left — all correct.
The other gatherings
The community has two more gatherings — the Evening of Unity (internal, once a month) and the Sunday Table (a shared meal on Sundays). Their structure belongs to the community and is described in internal documents; this page is not the place for them. If you want to know more — ask any member after the Quiet Evening.
How to come
While there is no community in your city, the gatherings run as dialog meetings of the teaching: a short presentation of one knot, questions in the "check me" frame, a minute of re-understanding. By personal registration: write to us — we will name the time and place.
Church of Unity · the teaching is called Intergrism