The learning arrangements.
Confirm the seminar, lecturer, preparation, dates, daily schedule, teaching language and any interpretation. Ask how questions and accessibility needs will be addressed.
PARTICIPATION & RESPONSIBILITY
Your questions matter.Your choices remain yours.
A clear understanding of participation helps you choose freely, prepare thoughtfully and know what to ask before joining.
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Choose with clarity.
Participation is voluntary. You remain responsible for your decisions, actions and well-being.
This principle is retained from the existing seminar information. The programme offers philosophical and educational study with guided practices. It does not guarantee a particular personal outcome.
You can ask questions, request clarification, decline a practice or discuss taking a break. An invitation to study should leave room for your own judgement.
Before you commit
Know what your group includes.
The practical conditions.
Confirm the city or online format, venue or platform, full fee and what it includes. Request the applicable cancellation, transfer and refund terms before payment.
Materials & support.
Confirm which texts, recordings and follow-up sessions are included, how long access lasts and whom you can contact between seminars.
Respect in a shared learning space
Curiosity without pressure.
Personal boundaries & well-being
The seminars are not medical or psychological treatment and do not replace professional care. If participation raises a personal health concern, seek qualified advice and discuss any practical adjustments with the organiser.
Questions, disagreement & individual experience
Distinguish the teaching’s claims, the lecturer’s explanation and your own experience. You do not have to report a particular experience or accept another participant’s interpretation of it.
Privacy, photographs & recordings
Ask whether a session will be recorded and how the recording is used. Seek consent before sharing another person’s story, photograph or contribution. Keep personal study notes private unless you choose to share them.
Sources & representations
Use the original source when quoting a practice or lecture. An editorial explanation is not a canonical text. Photographs illustrating this website are identified as editorial images, not evidence of an event.
A concern or unresolved question
Contact the organiser with the seminar, date and a clear description of the issue. Ask who will respond and how your concern will be handled.
Contact IVDIVO →This page explains participation principles. The terms applicable to a particular event are supplied by its organiser before booking.
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