Why have we forgotten how to enjoy simple things?
Circle themesLeave a request — a Summit manager will get in touch
For 5,000 years humanity learned to wage war. We are gathering to learn to love life.
Too many people fall asleep unhappy. We say “stop” and, for the first time, bring humanists from different countries together to rethink how we live and agree on what matters: what we need for comfort, what we need for security, and how to raise the happiness index. The outcome is love of life.
A Summit for those who choose life
People who change how we see life
Names are announced as they are confirmed — each headliner answers one of these questions.
Can we agree on peace without politicians?
Circle themesWhat does security mean in the 21st century?
Circle themesFour circles, one outcome
Comfort and security are the ideology. The happiness index is the measure. Love of life is the result.
What we need for comfort: home, city, work, relationships — nothing superfluous.
What we need to live without fear: for the family, the city, the country.
How to measure it and raise it — in your own life, your city, your country.
The Summit’s outcome: a manifesto and working groups that carry on after it.
Day by day
Five days to remember
- 01Day 1ArrivalWelcome at the plane, check-in, welcome gala dinner
- 02Day 2OpeningHeadliners, the manifesto, the Comfort and Security circles, gala dinner
- 03Day 3ExcursionsA journey across the host country, conversations on the way, open-air gala dinner
- 04Day 4Happiness indexWorking groups, circle outcomes, the main gala dinner
- 05Day 5Love of lifeThe manifesto, farewell gala dinner, send-off to boarding
Five gala dinners — one every evening. The detailed program will be published closer to the Summit.
The Summit lives beyond the hall
Host country 2027
This year we are hosted by Armenia
The Summit is annual and takes place in a new country every year. In 2027 it is Yerevan: one hotel for everyone, excursions across the country and long tables every evening. All of it is included in the ticket.
One ticket. All inclusive.
There are no “standard” or “platinum” tiers. Every participant gets the maximum: from the airport welcome to the send-off.
The price will be announced when registration opens
A request is not a commitment: the first to apply get the early price · Invoice payment for companies
- Airport welcome and all transfers
- 5 nights at the Summit hotel
- Meals and five gala dinners — every evening
- The full program and circles with the headliners
- Trips and excursions across the host country
- Access to the community after the Summit

Sargis Asatryan
Blogger and thinker, author of the Sarkis Live channel, founder of the Summit
“We do not love this life. People fall asleep unhappy. It is time to say ‘stop’ and bring together those who are ready to live differently.”
Program, venue, catering, logistics, hotel, leisure, press centre, headliners, security, volunteers — ten services of the organizing committee work beside you for all five days.
Frequently asked questions
When will the program be published?
The detailed program is published closer to the Summit. Headliners and circle topics appear on the website as they are confirmed.
Where does the Summit take place?
The Summit is annual and in a new country each time. In 2027 the host is Armenia, Yerevan; the venue will be announced with the program. Part of the program takes place on trips across the country.
Who can take part?
Anyone over 18 who shares the Summit’s values. Applications are reviewed by the organizing committee.
What does the ticket include?
Everything from the airport welcome to the send-off: transfers, accommodation, meals and five gala dinners, the program, trips and excursions.
How do I get my ticket — do I need to print it?
The ticket is electronic. After payment a personal QR code arrives by email: just show it on your phone.
How do I check that a ticket is genuine?
Scan the QR code with your phone camera: a verification page on thelifelovers.com opens with the ticket status.
What languages is the Summit held in?
The Summit’s working languages are English, Russian and Armenian. Simultaneous interpretation into the participants’ languages — including the UN languages and Turkish — is arranged according to the final list of participants and announced with the program.
What is the dress code?
Comfortable clothes for the day and the trips; smart casual for the gala dinners.
Will the talks be recorded?
Yes, recordings are available to participants in the community after the Summit.
How do I become a partner or get media accreditation?
Write to returntoam@gmail.com. We reply within two working days.

