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Meditation apps

Discussion in 'Self Improvement' started by onix, Oct 24, 2021.

  1. onix

    onix Fapstronaut

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    What meditation apps do you use?

    I don't like calm or headspace they seem a bit corporate too me.

    I just want a simple meditation app I can use.
     
  2. Esqualo

    Esqualo Fapstronaut

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    Hola te recomiendo insight time ... Tengo años usándola y es excelente.... Saludos
     
  3. script

    script Fapstronaut

    The waking up app is the most sophisticated one out there. It has content en masse. There's daily updated meditations with 10 & 20min. versions. Then there's the introductory course (30 sessions), there are other meditation-styles available as courses and there's a lot of theory on it as well. The only downside is it's price, but if you can't afford it, you can get a free copy by emailing the guys at waking up.
     
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  4. Infidel.48

    Infidel.48 Distinguished Fapstronaut

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    Atom app is the only one I have tried, it made me meditate for a few weeks
     
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  5. PegasusKid

    PegasusKid Fapstronaut

    Just +1'ing the waking up recommendation. I've used headspace, calm, guided meditations on youtube, etc and this app is by far the most solid for me, especially if you're interested in the theory and philosophy of meditation as well. I've been getting more into silent meditations(technically its mostly pranayama, or breathing exercises but they're still pretty similar to meditation) and it's a bit more convenient cause I don't need anything except my mind. But i always tell people the best meditation is the one you're actually willing to do so if you prefer an app, apps are great. Never tried it myself but a free app I hear/see people recommend all the time, even one of my therapists, is insight timer. Medito is also a free app I've used before that is pretty okay, and a lot of the meditations on there have multiple speakers so you can pick your preference.
     
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