This is not the place to explain that the Way flows for all, and technically speaking all are in Wayism but those of us who follow the path knowingly, self-identify as Wayists. There are articles on the site about this. 

Here’s what most Wayists did

  • Many visitors know very quickly whether or not they are Wayists. Its one of those things that makes your soul-mind stir when it recognizes what it had always known. Some visitors find their souls bring them back here time and again. If you are one of the aforementioned then it is clear that your soul-mind knows what it wants, and you have found your "soul tribe" so to speak.
  • Learn about Wayism by reading a few pages on this site. Wayism is really simple to understand. You may want to consider joining the online community to get to know some people before you decide to proclaim for yourself the label Wayist. 
  • Study the Wayist Creed. It is a set of core principles that outline Wayism.
  • Make the commitment, take the vow.
  • Walk with us. Meet others of like-mind and become part of the community.
  • Join our Facebook community.

 

Membership Certificate

Wayist membership certificateThe Internet can be an impersonal place. Most newcomers who are not closely associated with a physical community apply for the formal Membership Certificate issued by International Association of Wayist Organizations upon request. We are happy to issue these effects. However, please be reminded that the absence of the formal certificate in no way affects the completeness of your membership. You are a Wayist as a matter of course between you and the Way, and for that you have a "certificate" imprinted in your heart. The external temporal certificate that we issue is very special but is merely a symbol that points to the reality of your existential Wayism.

  Request Certificate of Membership

 

Further steps for new members

Here are some suggestions to consider

  • Make sure to have friended the Facebook and plussed the the +g and pinned the pinterest, oh gee..., and fav'd the other sites, etc. Mainly, make sure you receive all the cute, uplifting and inspiring, informative material we post and publish every week.
  • We add new material to this web site every week.
  • Buy a copy of the primary reading, the book WAYISM. There's a pesky banner ad on this site to constantly remind you.
  • Check out the work of Wayist authors. Also read blogs by others who are also learning.
  • Keep an eye on the Seminar and Workshop schedule. One day, hopefully, we get to meet there.
  • Over time, you may decide to add the devotional aspect to your lifestyle.
  • Learn Wayist Active Meditation
  • Visit the Wayist Lifestyle Store.
  • Take a pilgrimage to Angkor Wat, meet with us in Cambodia for a mind-blowing experience.
  • MAINLY: keep things simple and humble. Whenever it gets too technical, or too weird, then it is moving away from the core Truth. For Wayism to be Wayism, it must be simple and humble. It will always be this, because it must be accessible to all human beings at all levels of society. Sure, some folk are old souls and require (in St. Paul's words) "strong meat, for mature souls" but our scholars and teachers should not make things complicated--it is exactly THAT which Iesous came to correct almost 2,000 years ago.

Note: If the references to the various Yogas are perplexing, don't worry. Its easy to understand. These are Sanskrit words. Yoga means yoke. In this context, we yoke ourselves to the Way and/or to the Lord, whichever suits your makeup. Yoked together, we walk the Path, fulfilling the purpose of life. Roughly speaking, the Sanskrit word gnani/jnana = knowledge, even wisdom, hatha = physical wellbeing, karma = actions and intentions, bhakti = mystical communion or devotion. If the term Raja Yoga ever comes up, raja = royal. Raja Yoga is old master Patanjali's reference to a lifestyle that combines all four yogas.

Read more about the 4 Yogas of Wayism on this link.

Read more about concepts mentioned on this page.