This text serves as a brief yet fundamental programmatic statement regarding the establishment of private seminars within the Jan Patočka Academy in 1977. The author emphatically argues that these seminars should not be viewed merely as a temporary or provisional substitute for official academic institutions, but rather as a vital means of filling a profound and painful gap in the educational landscape of the era. He advocates for rigorously high academic standards and ambitious intellectual goals, deliberately positioning this initiative against narrow specialization and in favor of a true "universitas." The ultimate objective is to restore the original idea of the university as a unified and holistic entity (universum), sharply contrasting it with the state of contemporary official universities, which the author dismissively describes as a "multiversum" lacking internal cohesion and genuine purpose. The text rejects the derogatory label "anti-university" unless it is applied to the degraded and ideologically constrained state institutions themselves. Overall, the document reflects a determined effort to preserve a space for free critical thinking and intellectual integrity under a restrictive regime through informal structures that strive for a comprehensive understanding of human knowledge.