Joining

The role of ministers and members

Within the life of the community, two essential roles can be distinguished: ministers and members. For ministers, official ordination and certification are indispensable. This ensures that ceremonies and spiritual services are led with authenticity, dignity, and in harmony with tradition.

For members, however, there are no formal requirements. Joining is not an administrative process – no forms to fill out, no emails to send. Membership is simply based on accepting and living by the principles expressed in the Creed, and actively participating in the life of the community – whether by visiting the pages or being present in the communal space.

The simplicity of joining

This practice is in harmony with most religious communities in Hungary, where formal registration or administration is not required to be considered a member. Joining is far more a spiritual and communal decision than a legal or bureaucratic act.

Anyone who accepts the principles of the community and takes part in its life becomes a member. This openness ensures that all who seek their spiritual path may find a home, without barriers of paperwork or official procedures.

The significance of membership

Though joining is simple and without formal requirements, membership is deeply important. A community cannot exist without its members: each person’s presence, contribution, and participation builds and enriches it. The strength of the community lies in the diversity, commitment, and mutual support of its members.

Membership is not only a personal experience, but also a communal responsibility. By participating in the life of the community, each member helps make the world a little better, more peaceful, and more loving. Together, members move the world forward, not through grand gestures, but through daily presence, shared ceremonies, attentiveness to one another, and the nurturing of spiritual values.

Summary

Joining is not a complicated process, but a simple yet profound decision: to accept the principles of the Creed and to take part in the life of the community. Ministers, through their ordination, lead the ceremonies; members, through their presence, participation, and commitment, build the community.

Our community is open to all who wish to be part of a spiritual space where love, respect, and belonging shape everyday life. Joining is not only a personal journey, but a shared undertaking: to build together a world where love, peace, and harmony are accessible to everyone.