Burnout Reset
For one hard week
- Sessions
- 7
- Takes
- 1 week
- You pay
- Once, keep forever
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A 15-minute practice for burnout: a verse from the Bhagavad Gita, gentle movement, a guided breath, a mantra and a minute of silence. No flight to the Himalayas needed.
Free 15-minute practice · no sign-up
You can't fly to the Himalayas every time work burns you out. So we brought the retreat to you. Close the laptop. Give it fifteen minutes. Let thousands of years of stillness do the rest.
For people who work too much and rest too little.One short ritual you can do whenever you need it. The verse, the movement, the breath and the mantra change each time — and grow a little longer as you go.
One line from the Gita or the Upanishads, and what it means for your day, in plain words.
2 minutesA few gentle stretches, guided pose by pose. The body leaves the day before the mind does.
4 minutesA breath guided by sound, so you can close your eyes, then a mantra on a digital mala.
5 minutesA minute or two of doing nothing at all. A bell calls you back.
2 minutesOne question, with ideas from work, study, body or the heart — and one small thing for tomorrow.
2 minutesEach day you practise, a square lights up. Miss one and it stays half-lit. That's all.
Your first session will light the first square.
Your right is to the work alone — never to its fruits.
For you today: you did the work today. The reply, the review, the result — those aren't yours to carry home. Put them down at the door.
108 beads. One mantra. Tap the circle with each repetition — a temple bell answers every bead. Let the counting quiet the noise. Try it now, no account needed.
Om Namah Shivaya
“I bow to the stillness within.”
Your first session is free. Then pick one:
For one hard week
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Not sure? Membership includes both retreats and costs less than either one in the first month.
Tell him what weighs on you right now. He answers with the verse written for exactly this feeling — what it means for your day, and a fifteen-minute session built around it.
Every answer comes from the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads and the Ribhu Gita. Free for everyone. Nothing you write leaves your device.
or say it in your own words
Right now, somewhere on this planet, someone is still at work. Tomorrow it doesn't have to be you.
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Sit somewhere comfortable. Put your phone on silent, but keep the sound of this page on — a temple bell and soft tones will guide you. Move a little, breathe, chant, sit in silence — then you're free.
What do you want from these sessions?
Your right is to the work alone — never to its fruits.
Read it slowly. Once more. Then continue.
The unanswered email, the review, the result — Krishna tells Arjuna to act fully and let go of the outcome. Today that means: you showed up. What happens next can wait until morning.
A few gentle poses, about four minutes. A bell marks each change; you can follow with your eyes half closed.
In for 4, out for 6.
Close your eyes. A rising tone means breathe in, a falling tone means breathe out. A bell tells you when it's done.“I bow to the stillness within.”
Say it softly and tap the Om with each repetition.
Close your eyes. Don't meditate, don't try. Just sit. A bell will call you back.
Not sure where to start? Pick what your day was about, then tap an idea:
Writing is optional. You can also just sit with the question and press Finish.