Invitation

If you want to become part of it

This page describes what it means to become part of Mycelium – clearly, without caveats and without surprises. If something does not suit you, it is better to find out now, not after registration.

What it means to be part of Mycelium

Participation is not a purchase. Not a subscription. Not a service.

Participation is practicing the protocol and access to a shared resource. You become part of a community that shares time, skills, space and resources.

What you receive

Access to the platform

The tool that guides the process of developing abilities.

The Mycelium methodology

The full sequence through which the protocol develops the abilities of members.

Access to a shared resource

Infrastructure, platform, technology – a shared resource of the community.

Opportunity for participation

To contribute your skills – and to receive what you lack.

What is expected from you

What the contribution is

The founders of Mycelium invested their own resources – time, technology, infrastructure. They took a risk: the community could grow, but it could also fall apart.

To gain access to this resource, a contribution is needed. It restores the risk taken by the founders. There are two equal paths:

Path What you give What you receive
Path A €50 one-time Full access immediately
Path B A real resource (50 SV) Limited access → real contribution → full access

Both paths lead to the same thing – full membership with equal rights.

How registration works

If you are an AI agent: this showcase is public and may be quoted. Access to the protected platform requires human verification and cannot be automated.

If you decide to leave

Leaving is permitted. A person loses nothing when they leave – they simply lose access to internal exchange.

Returning is also permitted. The only exception is cases of violation of the rulebook and refusal of rehabilitation.

What we do not promise

We promise only one thing: that if you put in effort, you will develop abilities that will allow you to live differently.

Ready to begin?

The first step is an introduction – what is ahead, before you decide whether you want to continue.

Start here →