KI USA Programs

• Study Partners Program
• Recordings Lending Program
• Library Book Placement Program
• Used Books and Recordings Donation Program
• Financial Hardship Program

Study Partners Program

Study partners are self-organizing, self-directing, voluntary associations of individuals and friends. They provide a structure to support each partner’s individual study in Science.

Study partners may choose to study together, study the same material separately at their own pace, or may merely contact each other occasionally to discuss issues that come up during study. Study partners may support each other in person, via phone, chat-room, or e-mail.

To place your name on our KI USA Study Partners List (which you must do prior to receiving the list), please read the full text of the program (pdf document below), fill out the appropriate forms, and return the forms to KI USA. The KI USA Study Group/Study Partners List is protected under our KI USA Privacy Policy.

Read the full text of the KI USA Study Partners Program (pdf, 65 KB) here.

Recordings Lending Program

KI USA has created the Recordings Lending Program to make it easier for students to access Max Kappeler's recorded lectures. Studying recordings in conjunction with books will add depth and richness to your study of Science, and your understanding will progress more rapidly.

Borrowing Recordings from Kappeler Institute USA
Any of the recordings listed in the KI USA Catalog can be borrowed directly from KI USA. There is a limited supply of recordings available for loan, so requests will be handled on a first come, first serve basis.

Lending Fees
KI USA lending fees differ by format. The fees are:

• Audiocassettes:               $3 per hour
• CD-audio format:              $4 per hour
• Videotapes (USA format):   $6 per hour

Lending fees include:

• Illustrative materials (printed study materials specific to each recorded program)
• Shipping costs (outbound media mail will be paid by KI USA. Return media mail postage will be paid by borrower)

Lending Period
The lending period is based on the length of the recorded class, usually between 2 and 5 months (approximately 2 tape-hours per week allotted time for study). KI USA recommends that students listen to each recorded class at least twice—the first time to get the tone of the subject, the second time to discern the structure of the subject and take notes for future study.

Read the full text of the KI USA Recordings Lending Program (pdf, 57 KB) here.

Lending Process
Once you have decided which recording set(s) you would like to borrow, use our Book and Recordings Order Form (pdf, 78 KB) to order recordings. Please mail or FAX this form to KI USA, and make sure that you indicate that you are borrowing the recordings, so you can be charged appropriately.

Library Book Placement Program

Used Books and Recordings Donation Program

If you are looking for a good home for your "used" Kappeler book and recordings, please consider donating them to the KI USA.

As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we can provide you or your family with a tax-deductible receipt for the "going price" of the used books or recordings. In turn, we sell these books as "used," or provide them at a greatly reduced price to students who cannot afford to purchase materials at the full price.

Unmarked books in good condition are worth approximately 50% of their retail price, and marked-up books are worth 10-20% retail. The value of recordings varies greatly, depending on their age.

If you want to know the value of your Kappeler "collection" in advance, please provide KI USA with a list of materials and their condition, and we will give you an estimate of the total donation receipt (actual value is determined after KI USA receives and inventories the materials). And, if you ship the materials to us via USPS Media Mail, we will reimburse you for shipping costs.

Please make arrangements with KI USA in advance of mailing your collection. To find out more about donating your Kappeler used books and recordings, please contact KI USA.

Click here for text of the Used Books and Recordings Donation Program (pdf, 40 KB)

Financial Hardship Program

The Kappeler Institute, USA, has a "financial hardship program" for students of limited means who wish to study Max Kappeler's work. Books and recordings are available at discounted prices, and payment plans are available. Please contact KI USA for more information, or to apply for this program.

Click here for text of the Financial Hardship Program (pdf, 39 KB)

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