Staying With the Work

Staying With the Work is a practice circle focused on consistency, discipline, and follow-through.

Following the correction of March and the beginnings of April, May asks a different question: Can you remain present with what you have already begun? In Yorùbá wisdom, this is the season of effort—where repetition, steadiness, and responsibility matter more than inspiration or expansion.

This gathering is a working space centered on practice rather than instruction. Participants will revisit shared principles, reflect on where effort holds or breaks down, and engage in guided practice intended to strengthen commitment and endurance over time.

This is not a ritual, ceremony, divination, or introductory teaching. No new frameworks will be introduced. The focus is on staying with the work, refining posture, and learning through sustained attention.

Attendance is limited to preserve focus and accountability.