Weaving Together

A group Weaving extends Group Practice from Part Two with an actual shared ritual object, rather than only spoken sharing.

Before or after the usual Group Practice structure — the Seven Iterations, sharing one loop, offering a leverage point — draw a single Four-Point Weaving for the group’s shared situation rather than any one person’s. Let each person read one ring aloud, in whichever order the group prefers, since a Weaving read together was never going to be a timeline anyway. Close, as usual, with the seeding prayer — the Weaving supplements Group Practice’s existing structure rather than replacing any part of it.