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How to Meditate
Learn the basics of meditation and try some free guided sessions in this how-to meditation guide.
Meditation Courses
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100’s of online meditation lessons and courses designed to help you reach your goals.
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A vast & diverse library


Emily Rose Yates
Mothers course


Gia George
Stress Relief


Nathan Britton
Chakra activation
Teachers
Meditation, when taught in a personal way, provides you with a life-changing skill.
We’re on a mission to make online meditation more personal, more accessible and more like a real retreat than ever before.
What to expect from our meditations
Better and deeper sleep
Reduced anxiety and stress
Improved relationships
Feel better about yourself
Improved mindfulness
Better mental health
A great refresher for Vipassana practice. Personally I prefer audio with guided instructions, and this was just what I was looking for
John Benjamin
May 2020
Wow! I was able to follow-up till the end. Thank you.
Grace Contreras
May 2020
Really great experience!! Wonderful!! ♥️😇♥️
Purvi Nisar
May 2020
One of the best no bulls**t meditations! Thanks a lot!
Anudeep Sinha
June 2020
This is probably the only genuine vipassna meditation available online, all other videos show anapanasati (breath meditation ) as vipassna ,which are misleading
Hinal Desai
May 2020
What they're saying in the press
From reduced stress, improved sleep and better health to deeper concentration and greater memory, the benefits of meditation are being enjoyed by an estimated 355 million people around the world. Find out why in these articles:


The practice appears to have an amazing variety of neurological benefits – from changes in grey matter volume to reduced activity in the “me” centers of the brain to enhanced connectivity between brain regions.


Helped ease symptoms and improve quality of life in patients with irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel disease. Research has also linked meditation to improvements in people with chronic pain.


Improved the hippocampus (which focuses on learning and memory), insula (empathy) and prefrontal cortex (reasoning, planning). It also decreased the fireworks in the amygdala, which is connected to stress.