Rounding is an advanced practice that is designed to deepen your meditation experience. It creates deep rest for the whole system so you can release deeper stress and fatigue stored in the body. It is a sequence of gentle asana (body positions), pranayama (breath work) and meditation to drop you into profound rest and relaxation. Rounding is a powerful practice that supercharges your meditation to help you become less stressed and experience greater flow. Once you learn how to round you can do it at home as part of your regular meditation routine.

After your initial course and with twice daily practice of Vedic meditation, every 12+ months you can receive an advanced mantra. This enables you to expand your practice, experience subtler states in your meditation, and integrate these experiences into your daily life. An advanced technique may expand on your existing mantra or involve learning a new method of using the mantra. If you feel charmed, you can receive a new mantra every 12 months.

Rounding is an advanced practice that is designed to deepen your meditation experience. It creates deep rest for the whole system so you can release deeper stress and fatigue stored in the body. It is a sequence of gentle asana (body positions), pranayama (breath work) and meditation to drop you into profound rest and relaxation. Rounding is a powerful practice that supercharges your meditation to help you become less stressed and experience greater flow. Once you learn how to round you can do it at home as part of your regular meditation routine.

Rounding is an advanced practice that is designed to deepen your meditation experience. It creates deep rest for the whole system so you can release deeper stress and fatigue stored in the body. It is a sequence of gentle asana (body positions), pranayama (breath work) and meditation to drop you into profound rest and relaxation.

Rounding is a powerful practice that supercharges your meditation to help you become less stressed and experience greater flow. Once you learn how to round you can do it at home as part of your regular meditation routine. You don't have to be flexible or have any yoga experience to!