In a market where most people quit within a month, this is the number we're proudest of.
The average time a member stays in the Circle. Many stay far longer.
Of practice behind the method — not a format invented last year.
Of people stick with a meditation app past the first month. Alone is the hard way.
If two of these are you, you're in the right place.
Nothing here is a metaphor. This is the concrete shape of a week inside the Circle.
The whole circle together, live. Not a webinar you watch: a room you're in.
You leave every meeting with something small to experiment with in real life — at work, at home, in the conversations you were dreading. The following week you bring back what you found, and the group builds on it. This is where reading turns into living.
No two meetings are identical, but most move through the same simple arc:
A short meditation to settle, drop the day, and become present as a group.
A round where each person speaks — and is truly listened to, without rushing to reply.
Anaconda opens a theme and sends you home with something small to try in your week.
You bring what's real for you right now, and get honest, direct answers.
Can't make it live? Every meeting is recorded and waiting in your library.
On your own, what you read in a book fades by Tuesday. The Circle closes that gap.
Every idea comes with something to do this week — not just understand.
A weekly meeting and a daily beat keep you going — gently. Not more effort; a rhythm you can hold.
People doing the work beside you. You share what you tried — so you don't quietly give up.
Here's how a single idea becomes part of your life — one small loop, repeated:
A simple idea, in the weekly meeting.
Something small, this week. "One breath before you answer."
What changed. What surprised you.
You tell the circle what happened.
You refine it — and go again.
Not more ideas in your head — a different way of living your days. Over time, this is what members feel shift.
When something hits, you find your feet faster — instead of being swept away by it.
You stop snapping at the people you love the way you used to, and old tensions start to soften.
You fall asleep without replaying the whole day, again and again.
Self-criticism loosens its grip — and it quietly changes everything else.
Paolo leads the Circle himself, week after week. Forty years of yoga, meditation, hypnosis and community life sit behind what he brings — but what you'll notice first is simpler: he listens closely, says the true thing, and makes you laugh while he does it.
He opens the theme, answers your questions live, and mirrors back what he sees. This is the part you can't get from a recording — and the reason people stay for years.
And he isn't alone.
A team of experienced practitioners holds the circle with him — facilitating, welcoming newcomers, and keeping the rhythm between meetings.
Members who've kept the rhythm for years — in their own words.
"For the first time in my life, I have control of my attention — and where you place your attention is where you live your life. It's even easier to wake up in the mornings."
"The morning centering practices helped me regain presence and closeness to myself. As presence grew, self-criticism dissolved — and most of my relationship difficulties eased."
"Not just a class — an experience that brings you back to who you truly are. I'm a more attuned mother, a more thoughtful leader, and a woman who moves through life with more clarity."
"It shifted the way I speak to myself, and with others. An eye-opening, soul-nourishing experience."
"I realised I'm no longer a 'yes sir' employee. I've grown confidence in my own voice — an indirect benefit I never aimed for."
"Three years here have been a path of profound transformation. It didn't only give me teachings; it gave me a way of living."
"It helped me recover gently from a burnout, and grow from it. A playful, safe space to explore — and the courage to restore my dream."
"The weekly beat becomes a longed-for appointment — antibiotic for the most fragile parts, and vital for the parts that long to shine."
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A weekly membership in a living community. Here's exactly what's included.
And what it costs. First choose your rhythm — then, if you wish, what you contribute.
Come and go as your life asks. Leave anytime — no questions, no notice.
Six payments of €127, one a month. Six months is the length of a real season of practice — and your place is held for all of it.
Whichever rhythm you choose, you can also choose what you contribute.
You give a little more, and that extra holds a place open for someone else.
You take part giving what you honestly can. Ask for one →
Why we price this way — Harmonic Wealth Circulation →
Nobody joins the Circle cold. Everyone comes in through The Art of Attention — it's where you learn the practice the weekly meetings are built on.
Nine lessons at your own pace, with a facilitator beside you and live Q&A along the way.
The weekly membership you've just read about. You choose your rhythm and your rate when you arrive.
None. You begin with The Art of Attention, which gives you everything you need. Come as you are.
No. It's not something to believe — it's a practice of attention and honest relating. Take what serves you, leave the rest.
Never required. Sharing is an invitation; many start by simply reading others. You choose your depth.
One live meeting a week (up to 2 hours, recorded), plus whatever daily rhythm you choose — from a few minutes up.
Every meeting is recorded and kept in the library. The rhythm bends to your life.
Once a week, in the evening (CEST). Circles currently run in English and Italian, with German, Spanish and Russian on the way — you join the one that fits your life. Every meeting is recorded.
You get a welcome message from a real person, your access to the Circle space and the library, and the date of your first live meeting. Someone will be looking out for you that first evening — nobody arrives unnoticed.
Bigger than a workshop, smaller than an audience — the Circle is built to hold around fifty people well. Some meetings open wide around a theme; others break into small groups so everyone gets to speak. Either way, you're a person here, not a number.
On average two to three years — many considerably longer. It isn't a course you finish; it's a rhythm you keep for as long as it serves you.
Anytime, no questions. Come and go as your season asks.
The Dandelion Circle is the path for members who feel called to hold circles of their own — to facilitate, to guide, to bring this work to their own corner of the world. Training, mentorship, and a place in the team.
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