Santerra
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What happens after you leave

The Circle

Study: The Santerra Circle

Membership: Alumni only

The table stays set

The five nights end. The ninety days end. The Circle is the part that doesn’t.

Eight people seen from behind stand in a row with their arms around each other, facing a rocky desert peak at sunset.
The cohort, last light — study imagery
A man and a woman sit side by side in a natural rock pool with their backs to the camera, looking toward a rocky desert peak at sunset.
The rock pool, at sundown — study imagery

(001) What it is

The alumni community

The Santerra Circle is the community of everyone who has completed a Signature Experience — one cohort at a time, one long table that keeps getting longer. It exists so the work of the week keeps company after the week is over.

(002) What members receive

Four standing commitments

[01]

The community

Ongoing connection with your cohort — and with every cohort that came before and after. The people from the long table stay at the table.

[02]

A monthly webinar

A regular members’ session — a practice revisited, a question worked in the open, the method continuing.

[03]

Quarterly gatherings

Through the year the Circle meets in person at regional gatherings — a day together, built with the same care as the week that started it.

[04]

Member rates

Preferred rates on future Santerra experiences, at Santerra and at the locations that follow.

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Two pairs of hands, backlit

(003) How to join

One door

Membership opens to alumni at day ninety of their experience — the day of the re-measurement. There is no separate application and no other way in: the door to the Circle is the Signature Experience itself.

The wide boulder massif below the granite peaks under high cloud

Three hundred and twenty acres

A couple standing together in front of the boulder field
Nobody is handed a lesser week
A figure in white in the boulder field with the granite massif rising behind
The land does most of the work