You're Not Meditating—You're Being Conditioned
Most people have no idea what they're actually doing when they sit down to “meditate.” They think they're finding peace. They think they're awakening. But they're not.
Non-Contemplative
Meditation™
Meditation™
Build Resilience
to Stress
Become focused, productive, and calm under pressure with 10 minutes a day
"I could never meditate before. This is working."
— Mairi Anna
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Compatible with Your Faith, Rooted in God
See features a practice called Non-Contemplative Meditation, establishing connectivity with your Creator without narratives that conflict with Judeo-Christian faiths.
Guidance from a Trusted Expert
Dan Schwarzhoff, with 40 years of experience, is the architect behind every meditation session—carefully designed free from hypnosis or mantras.
Dan Jr. brings his technical expertise, ensuring that sessions adapt to your personal usage, providing a seamless, dynamic experience every time.
Just minutes each day
The most convenient and easy-to-use meditation app around. One tap, and you’re meditating, easily fitting into your busy routine with as little as 10 minutes a day.
Real Results from Real People
I will tell you, that since I've started this meditation, I 'forget' to smoke. Does that make sense? I could never thank you enough.
Kimi
London, Ohio
I'm astounded by the results. I have felt more awake, aware, and conscious than I have ever been. Great app. A game-changer.
Matt
Bremen, Germany
It's so good! I lost 80 lbs. I no longer overeat and choose healthier food too. This app is so easy to use. It's changed my life. I'm no longer miserable, depressed. I'm so grateful for this stillness meditation.
Lindy
Menominee, Michigan
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