Sitting
The Evening Study Circle is a four-week table for people who want company while they learn a calm order of work. Mali hosts. Eight seats. Each Tuesday stays with one subject, and everyone marks the same printed example before talking.
Adults who can reach Huai Khwang on a Tuesday evening and who are willing to leave a second timeframe alone for the length of the circle. Regulars at the desk coaching often sat here first. The circle does not replace a private journal review.
You leave with four sets of notes in your own book and a checklist draft you wrote on the last evening. The notes are yours. The example charts stay in the room.
Sequence
You mark what you will ignore. A long wick is described in one clause, then the page moves on.
The table agrees on two or three turns. Extra lines are erased in pencil, not argued into staying.
Volume is read next to a level already on the page. It does not replace the level.
You draft the shortest list you will actually finish, using the three previous evenings as the source.
Bring a notebook and a pencil. The example chart is provided. If you join for a single evening rather than the run of four, say which Tuesday so the example matches.
Eight seats. The circle is in English. A seat paid for a single evening is held until 18:20; after that it may be offered to the waiting name. The four-week fee covers four consecutive Tuesdays and does not skip ahead.
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