Frequently Asked Questions
Here are clear answers to common questions. If you do not find what you need, you can get in touch via the contact page. The approach on this site is practical and gentle: deliberate, slightly longer exhales paired with simple prompts that help you release what feels heavy. You can apply the method at home and deepen it in guided sessions across Delhi or online.
FAQs
Is this meditation? It is simpler. You breathe in a natural rhythm with a slightly longer exhale, guided by practical prompts. You remain fully aware and can pause at any time.
Ready to Begin?
Start with a gentle session in Delhi or online.
Do I have to sit on the floor? No. A chair or bed is fine. Comfort helps the practice work and keeps the breath steady.
Is this medical or therapy? No. It is an educational wellbeing practice. For medical concerns or crisis, please seek professional support.
How long is a session? Most last 60–75 minutes.
Do I need prior experience? No. The practice is beginner‑friendly.
Is there homework? Only if you want it. A short daily routine is suggested.
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Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.
Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.
Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.
Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.
Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.
Practice works through repetition. Small, kind consistency matters more than intensity. You do not have to force anything; let the breath be gentle and let the release statements be light. Over a few days most people notice steadier attention, fewer spikes of reactivity, and a clearer sense of what really needs action. When you forget, simply begin again with one comfortable exhale.