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An independent archive and non-formal learning environment for the Philosophy of Synthesis. The public catalogue currently includes podcast media and published editions of Seminars 05 and 42.

The source seminar material is by Vitaly Serdyuk. Yaromyr Farada coordinates digital publication and language editions. Podcast commentary and editorial study aids are separate from the source lectures.

No. This is a non-accredited, non-degree learning project. It does not award recognised academic degrees or regulated professional qualifications.

Read Start Here, then choose a published seminar edition in a language you understand. Podcasts can be used as a lighter entry point, but they do not replace the seminar source.

No. One seminar can contain four parts. Choose the relevant language edition and follow Parts 1–4 in order.

The public course catalogue currently contains S05 in English, Spanish and Romanian, and S42 in English and Romanian. Additional editions can be added as they are published.

Use My Learning and the language edition you originally joined. Access conditions are shown on the course page.

The podcast page uses Spotify’s official WordPress embed inside the IVDIVO University page. Availability can still depend on country, device, browser and Spotify access. Local MP4 video plays from the University media library.

Do not assume it does. No universal promise of individual feedback, a certificate or a response time applies. Only support explicitly described for a specific programme is included.

Use Contact & Learning Help. State the seminar, language and part. Please do not send passwords or payment-card details.

The Introduction to IVDIVO page explains the introductory route and its current publication status. Materials in editorial preparation are not yet public webinars or released lessons. Open the page to see what is available now.

No. The 64-Seminar Curriculum Map describes the planned educational sequence. At present, Tutor LMS lists five published language editions associated with Seminar 05 and Seminar 42. Unreleased entries do not carry a public Enrol button.

Use Search Materials for a topic or keyword across published pages and courses. Use the Seminar Catalogue to filter recording editions by language. Search covers published website text; it does not search the spoken audio inside Spotify. Check the source and edition of each result.

An original seminar recording or text is the source. A language edition is a translation, with its own version and review status. Summaries, explanations and new practices are editorial additions. Read Methodology and the Editorial & Source Policy for details.

My Path is the Tutor LMS learning area. Depending on your enrolments and the course setup, it provides your course and lesson information. Homework review, individual mentoring, certificates and community tools are not guaranteed unless stated on the course page. If you cannot enter a course, contact Learning Help.

You can revisit the original material, read a source in the Library, or follow the optional Integration guide for structured reflection over four weeks. Participation in supplementary exercises is voluntary and does not guarantee a personal or health outcome.

See Events for announcements. A date or registration link is shown only after the organiser, location, language and participation conditions have been confirmed. If no confirmed event is listed, please contact the University rather than relying on old posts.

The IVDIVO global portal provides wider organisational context. Synthesis Production is a separate creative studio for media and art projects. They are related initiatives but should not be mistaken for the Tutor LMS course catalogue.

See the Accessibility Statement for known limitations and reporting options. Send the public page URL, seminar number, language and the action that did not work to Learning Help. Do not send passwords or sensitive medical information. An alternative text or format may be requested for a specific recording.