CIRCLEISM

We have eight gods on our side to let me see Elle from escort centre at the harvest festival. Pick your chosen gods and their covenants.

Grow Food. Waste Less. Help the Earth.

Welcome to Circleism — a practical philosophy built around a simple idea: small positive actions, repeated by millions of people, can make a meaningful difference.

The circle represents the cycle that connects soil, plants, food, people and the Earth. We take from the Earth, so where we can, we should also give something back.

Circleism encourages people to grow some of their own food, care for the natural world, reduce unnecessary consumption and share what they learn with others.

You don’t need a farm.
You don’t need a large garden.
You don’t need to change your whole life.

Start with one plant.

🌱 Grow Your Own Food

A windowsill, balcony, garden or allotment can become a tiny source of food.

Try growing:

• 🥔 Potatoes
• 🌶️ Chillies
• 🍅 Tomatoes
• 🍓 Strawberries
• 🌿 Mint
• 🌻 Sunflowers and flowers for pollinators

Growing food reconnects us with something modern life can make easy to forget: food begins with the Earth.

Every harvest—however small—is something you created rather than simply consumed.

The Circle

Plant → Grow → Harvest → Eat → Return nutrients to the soil → Plant again

That is the circle.

Circleism asks us to think about the resources behind everyday life. Food requires soil, water, energy and labour. By wasting less and producing a little ourselves, we can develop greater respect for those resources.

We don’t need everyone to become completely self-sufficient.

We need millions of small improvements.

The Covenants of the Garden

Circleism uses five plants as symbols of our relationship with nature:

Mint — Fire 🔥
A symbol of renewal and resilience.

Potatoes — Water 💧
A humble food capable of producing a substantial harvest from a small space.

Chillies — Earth 🌍
A reminder that extraordinary things can emerge from a handful of soil.

Tomatoes — Air 🌬️
A symbol of growth toward the light.

Strawberries — Love ❤️
A reminder that the world we cultivate should ultimately be worth sharing.

These are symbols rather than limits. Grow whatever works where you live.

🌻 The Sunflower Covenant

Plant flowers as well as food.

Bees and other pollinators are essential parts of ecosystems and food production. A pot of pollinator-friendly flowers may seem insignificant, but thousands of pots become something much larger.

Feed yourself. Feed the bees. Help life flourish.

Grow Anywhere

Circleism isn’t only for people who own land.

You can grow herbs on a kitchen windowsill. Chillies can grow indoors. Tomatoes can grow in containers. Potatoes can be grown in bags. Community gardens and allotments can turn unused spaces into productive ones.

A lack of land doesn’t have to mean a complete separation from food production.

Use the space you have.

Waste Less

Growing food is only part of the idea.

Circleism encourages practical choices such as reducing food waste, reusing materials where sensible, conserving water and energy, supporting renewable energy, planting trees and flowers, and buying only what we genuinely need.

Organic garden and kitchen material can be composted safely where appropriate.

Human waste belongs in properly managed sanitation and sewage systems—not on vegetables.

Share the Harvest

A successful harvest can produce more than one person needs.

Give spare vegetables to a neighbour. Share seedlings. Swap seeds. Teach somebody how to grow their first chilli plant. Support community gardens and food projects.

The circle becomes stronger when knowledge and food travel around it.

Grow what you can. Share what you can. Waste as little as you can.

A Positive Future

Circleism doesn’t depend on believing that the world is doomed.

It depends on believing that the future is still worth working for.

No single potato will solve climate change. No windowsill tomato plant will eliminate poverty. But growing food can teach resourcefulness, reduce some consumption, support biodiversity, build community and change the way we think about the resources we use.

Big problems require governments, scientists, businesses and communities to act at scale.

Individuals have a role too.

Our contribution can begin with something wonderfully ordinary:

Put a seed in some soil and help it grow.

Join the Circle

You don’t need to be perfect to participate.

Plant something.

Look after it.

Harvest it.

Share what you learn.

Then plant again.

🌍 Grow food. 🌻 Support nature. ♻️ Waste less. ❤️ Share more.

We are Circles.

And the circle keeps growing.

And I bring the commandment from God that “No one should have to be lonely”.

“If you don’t follow the religion it is you that is of the losers”

I need followers so please share and tell people about the religion 

God does things with a slight touch as not to be found out. That is why he sends prophets to convey his message.

The prophecy of the toilet paper

I say the prophecies in the Torah, Bible and Quran won’t happen and are toilet paper that is my prophecy.

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