Shared Agreements for Retreats & Circles

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Shared Agreements: A Field of Care, Courage, and Co-Creation

Digital Download

Shared Agreements is a facilitator-ready framework for retreats, circles, workshops, and intentional group gatherings where presence, trust, and relational responsibility matter.

These are not rules or policies. They are shared commitments that establish a living field—one that welcomes wholeness, honors difference, invites depth, and supports repair when harm or misunderstanding arises.

Rooted in spiritual, relational, and community-centered practice, these agreements support groups in slowing down, listening more deeply, and engaging with courage and care—without rigidity, control, or performance.

Sample excerpts from the Shared Agreements:

“All of who we are—spiritual, intellectual, emotional, ancestral—is welcome here.”
“We listen to understand, not to respond.”
“Disagreement is not rupture—it’s invitation.”
“Silence is not a void to be filled. It is a co-teacher.”
“Repair is part of our spiritual practice.”

These agreements are especially suited for spaces that understand gathering as more than logistical—and recognize that how we are together matters as much as what we do.

This download includes:

Shared Agreements – Participant Version (Formatted PDF)
Ready for printing, digital sharing, or inclusion in participant packets
Shared Agreements – Editable Version
Adapt the language to your context while preserving the spirit and integrity of the agreements
Frameable Display Version (PDF + Editable)
A one-page layout designed for framing or prominent placement in the room
Facilitator Guide
Guidance for introducing, framing, and holding the agreements in live group settings

Suitable for use in:

Retreats and workshops
Community circles and councils
Therapeutic or coaching spaces
Creative and spiritual gatherings
Values-based professional and leadership settings

Use as-is or adapt with care. These agreements are offered as a shared practice—one that invites wholeness, honors mystery, and tends the relational field we create together.

Please note editable versions are PowerPoint files; purchase doesn't include frame.

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Shared Agreements: A Field of Care, Courage, and Co-Creation

Digital Download

Shared Agreements is a facilitator-ready framework for retreats, circles, workshops, and intentional group gatherings where presence, trust, and relational responsibility matter.

Sample excerpts from the Shared Agreements:

“All of who we are—spiritual, intellectual, emotional, ancestral—is welcome here.”

“We listen to understand, not to respond.”

“Disagreement is not rupture—it’s invitation.”

“Silence is not a void to be filled. It is a co-teacher.”

“Repair is part of our spiritual practice.”

These agreements are especially suited for spaces that understand gathering as more than logistical—and recognize that how we are together matters as much as what we do.

This download includes:

Shared Agreements – Participant Version (Formatted PDF)
Ready for printing, digital sharing, or inclusion in participant packets

Shared Agreements – Editable Version
Adapt the language to your context while preserving the spirit and integrity of the agreements

Frameable Display Version (PDF + Editable)
A one-page layout designed for framing or prominent placement in the room

Facilitator Guide
Guidance for introducing, framing, and holding the agreements in live group settings

Suitable for use in:

Retreats and workshops

Community circles and councils

Therapeutic or coaching spaces

Creative and spiritual gatherings

Values-based professional and leadership settings

Use as-is or adapt with care. These agreements are offered as a shared practice—one that invites wholeness, honors mystery, and tends the relational field we create together.

Please note editable versions are PowerPoint files; purchase doesn't include frame.