About the Universal Wellness Community

The Universal Wellness Community is a grassroots association of people grounded in the understanding shared by Sydney Banks and the Three Principles who recognize that well-being is already present within everyone.

Our grounding comes from the understanding expressed by Sydney Banks and the Three Principles, pointing to the innate clarity, wisdom, and aliveness at the heart of all human experience. We come together to explore and remember this shared inner resource in the midst of everyday life—especially during times of challenge, uncertainty, illness, or change. There are no techniques to master, no roles to perform, and nothing to prove. We gather in conversation, reflection, and quiet presence, supporting one another in living from a deeper sense of steadiness, creativity, connection, and joy. The UWC grows naturally through relationships, curiosity, and the simple, ordinary grace of remembering what it feels like to be alive together.

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What the UWC Is:

  • A hub for 3 P practitioners and the general public wanting to know what is happening within the community

  • A place for real conversation, reflection, and quiet listening

  • A community that values lived experience over theory or advice

  • Open to practitioners, newcomers, and all those simply curious about well-being

  • A space that grows organically through relationships

  • A place where insight, creativity, and healing emerge naturally


What the UWC Is Not:

  • Not a certification body, school, or governing organization

  • Not a therapy program or substitute for medical or mental health care

  • Not a place for debate, persuasion, or “teaching” others how to think

  • Not a hierarchy with experts and followers

  • Not a brand, platform, or movement 


Our Shared Spirit

We trust that clarity, wisdom, and well-being are already present within people. The UWC exists simply to create conditions where that understanding can be noticed, felt, and lived—together, in ordinary human moments.