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Twenty minutes to hear what brought you here, what you've tried, and how much time you really have.
Most people quit meditating in week two. A coach keeps you going: a practice built for your schedule, short daily sits, and someone who checks in on how it actually went.
You pick the reason you came. The program adapts to your schedule and how much quiet you can realistically find.
For complete beginners. Short sits, clear instructions, and a coach who helps you past the week-two drop-off.
See the programPractical tools for busy weeks: short resets between meetings, and noticing pressure before it takes over.
See the programAn evening routine that lets the day end: screen habits, body scans and a calmer approach to lying awake.
See the programSimple breathing patterns you can use before a presentation, a hard conversation or a flight.
See the programApps hand you a library and hope for the best. Coaching gives you one next step and someone who notices if you skip it.
Twenty minutes to hear what brought you here, what you've tried, and how much time you really have.
A plan built around your day — not a 45-minute sit you'll never do.
Short guided practices, at a time you choose, on whatever device you already use.
You write two lines about how it went. Your coach adjusts the next week accordingly.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
Sit with other people every week — the simplest way to stay consistent.
$29/ month
Your own coach, your own plan, and a weekly look at how it's going.
$89/ month
Weekly private sessions for a specific, time-sensitive goal.
$189/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Apps are great at reminders and terrible at everything else. They don't know that you've skipped nine days, that sitting still makes you anxious, or that your evenings fall apart at 9 p.m.
At Veyloora you get a person. They build a practice around your actual week, read your check-ins, and change the plan when life gets in the way — which it will.
No. Noticing that your mind wandered is the practice, not a sign of failure. Everyone's mind wanders, including your coach's.
Most people notice small changes within three to four weeks of near-daily practice. We don't promise specific outcomes, and anyone who does is overselling.
No. Coaching supports everyday stress and habit building. It is not therapy or medical care, and it doesn't replace a licensed professional. If something bigger is going on, we'll say so and suggest you get proper support.
No. A chair is fine. Several programs include walking and lying-down practices.
Nothing happens. You tell your coach, and the plan restarts where you are rather than where you were supposed to be.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on a call to hear what you're dealing with and suggest a starting point. Free, no pressure.