Code of Conduct

All our In-Person Events are recreational drug free. If you have a pre-existing medical or psychological condition, please inform us before making a registration. We also recommend you seek advice from your doctor/therapist before attending an event. 

We reserve the right to ask an attendee to leave the event, if we feel there is a risk posed to him/herself or to any other attendee. We request all attendees to conduct themselves with courtesy, respect and kindness. This is also applicable to Online Events.

Filming, Photography, and Video Recordings at In-Person and Online Events

We reserve the right to take photographs or make videos and recordings at all in-person and online events. The filming and recording of such events may be shared as part of our Library and on social media platforms in order make the Amoda Maa Teachings available to a wider audience. In booking to attend these event you are deemed to consent automatically to your image, whether still, video and/or recorded, being shared as we see fit, although your identity will not be disclosed. If you do not wish to be included in any photograph or recording, you must let us know at the start of the event or by writing to us at admin@amodamaa.com

We request that you do not make any audio, video or photographic recording for your own purposes or for sharing without requesting our permission. 

Audio and Video Recordings

All online and livestream events are recorded. Recordings (audio and video) are made available to participants for a limited period following the event. Access duration is specified per event or membership type (typically 30–60 days).

Recordings are provided for personal use only and may not be shared, distributed, reproduced, or sold.

Disclaimer

Our online and in-person events are open to all who are interested and inspired by Amoda Maa’s message and teachings. Whilst the teachings provide a safe and supportive environment for guidance on the spiritual path to self-realization and the living of this recognition in everyday life, we are not qualified to give medical or mental health advice. Occasionally, being in the environment of intense introspection (especially at in-person events) can exacerbate a pre-existing mental health condition. If you think you have a pre-existing mental health condition—and especially if you are taking prescription medication for this condition—we advise that you seek professional treatment or therapy as the teachings are not a substitute for this.