Community Structure

How Jediism Is Organized

The Jediism Way uses a simple structure with two parts: a member hierarchy that describes a person’s place along the path, and service positions that describe how members may serve the community.

Hierarchy 4 Levels A simple guide to participation, commitment, maturity, and recognition.

The Hierarchy

A Clear Path Through the Community

01 Guest

Companion

A guest or interested participant who is exploring the community.

A Companion does not necessarily consider themselves a Jedi. They may be curious about the Jedi path, interested in becoming a Jedi, or simply participating as a friend of the Order.

02 Member

Laity

A member who identifies as Jedi and follows the core teachings.

Laity members consider themselves Jedi and seek to follow the Force, the Jedi Code, and the Jedi Truisms, but have not officially taken the Jedi Vow.

03 Vowed

Paladin

A Jedi who has taken the Jedi Vow.

A Paladin has formally adopted the Jedi Philosophy into their life through the Jedi Vow and is recognized as a vowed Jedi within the community.

04 Elder

Sage

A Jedi recognized for wisdom, experience, and steady judgment.

A Sage has proven themselves over time through wisdom, experience, service, and embodiment of the Jedi Philosophy.

Perspective

How the two parts work together

Hierarchy and positions are separate. A member’s hierarchy reflects commitment and growth, while a position reflects service, training, responsibility, and community need.

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