Gifts

Small ways to hand someone twenty quiet minutes. A sampler to try, a breathing tool to carry, or a card that lets them choose.

Questions people ask

What is a good gift for someone who wants to start meditating?

Something small enough that it does not become an obligation. The 3-Candle Sampler is sixty minutes of quiet and ships free. The bamboo breathing necklace needs no sitting at all — it works while walking, in a queue, or in the car.

What is here under $30?

The 3-Candle Sampler, the bamboo breathing necklace, and a gift card starting at $25.

Can a gift card be sent instead?

Yes. Gift cards run from $25 to $200, arrive by email, and can be spent on candles, kits or refills.

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  • The Mindful Bamboo Breathing Necklace
    The Bamboo Mindful Breathing Necklace is inspired by the practices of 17th-century Japanese Komuso monks and the scie...
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  • Gift Card
    Discover the perfect way to show you care with our gift card option for a wide range of mental health products. Give ...
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  • The 3-Candle Sampler
    Three candles. Sixty minutes of quiet.The smallest way into the practice. Three of the same hand-poured organic beesw...
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    $12.99
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The Power of Just 20 Minutes

In a study with over 200 first-time meditators, just 20 minutes of meditation boosted the brain’s ability to recognize mistakes and stay present — even in distracting environments.

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On Variation in Mindfulness Training: A Multimodal Study of Brief Open Monitoring Meditation on Error Monitoring | Brain Sci.2019,9(9), 226; https://doi.org/10.3390/brainsci9090226