What is Vedic Meditation?
Vedic meditation is a simple, effortless technique that allows the mind to settle beyond thought using a personalised mantra.
Vedic Meditation is an effortless technique practiced sitting comfortably with your eyes closed. You use a personalised mantra, which allows the mind to settle and the body to enter deep rest.
There is no concentration. No trying to stop thoughts. No need to be good at meditation.
As the nervous system settles, stress begins to release from the body. Over time, people often notice more clarity, better sleep, more energy, and a greater sense of steadiness in daily life.
It is simple, practical, and designed to fit into real life.
How Vedic Meditation works
- You sit comfortably with your eyes closed
- You use a personalised mantra
- No focus. No concentration
- The mind settles naturally
- The body drops into deep rest
- Stress starts to release
- You come out clearer and more grounded
It feels effortless, even with a busy mind.
Benefits of Vedic Meditation
- Reduces stress and anxiety
- Improves sleep quality
- Increases clarity and focus
- Supports nervous system recovery
- Creates stability in daily life
- Boosts energy without stimulation
- Helps you respond, not react
These changes build naturally with consistent practice.
What happens in the course
You learn this over four simple sessions.
Session 1
Witness a gratitude ceremony and receive your personalised mantra.
I show you how to use it with no effort.
The mind settles beyond thought naturally.
This is where the shift begins.
Session 2
You refine your technique and learn how to keep meditation effortless.
We cover how to integrate it into daily life and what to do when the mind is busy.
We will check your mantra and meditate again
This is where it starts to click.
Session 3
You start to understand what is actually happening in meditation.
We go into how stress builds up in the body and how it starts to release through the practice.
You learn what thoughts are doing in meditation and why they are not a problem.
There is nothing to fight or control.
This gives you confidence in the process and helps you stay consistent.
Session 4
You understand the long term impact of the practice.
We cover how meditation changes the brain and stabilises the system.
You learn how it deepens over time and what to expect as it integrates into daily life.
We go through the stages of consciousness and how this starts to show up in daily life.
By the end of the course, you know exactly what to do to have a consistent, effortless practice.
After the course
You are supported from day one. You have access to:
- Free weekly group meditations, in person and online
- 12 month email support series
- Weekly checkins for the first 2 weeks after learning
- Ongoing support when questions come up
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Sit the course again for free if you need a refresher
Advance your practice
Once you learn, you have options to go deeper.
- Group meditations
- Meditation retreats
- Advanced techniques
- Advanced Vedic knowledge courses
- Private sessions and mentoring
- Breathwork sessions with Geoff
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to stop my thoughts?
No. Thoughts are part of meditation, it is one of the biggest misconceptions out there. The mind releases stress through thinking and having a thought during meditation. You don’t fight it. You allow it. With practice it becomes easier, and using the mantra is the secret.
How often do I need to meditate?
Twice a day for 20 minutes.
That is enough to create consistent change.
It fits into your day without needing to restructure your life, during the course we help you integrate it into your daily life.
Am I doing it wrong if my mind is busy?
No. A busy mind often means stress is releasing from the body and nervous system. This is part of the process.
How is this different from mindfulness?
You are not focusing. You are not observing. The mind settles naturally without control. Mindfulness is generally using a guided meditation or a breath, or focusing on something. Meditation is using a mantra (that has no meaning) and is thousands of years old.
How quickly will I feel results?
Most people notice changes in the first few days. The deeper benefits build over time.
What do I do when I get distracted?
Nothing. When you notice you’ve drifted, or having a thought, you gently come back to the mantra as effortlessly as possible.
What is the mantra doing?
The mantra is a sound that guides the mind inward. We don’t concentrate or try to control the mind, we just think the mantra effortlessly. The mantra has no meaning, so the mind doesn’t engage with it.
It allows the mind to settle into stillness naturally.
What if I feel restless or emotional after meditation?
That can happen. The body is releasing stored stress. It settles with regular practice.
Do I need to be consistent to get results?
Yes. Twice a day. That is where the real change happens.
What if I can’t stick to it?
That’s normal in the beginning. Once it clicks, it becomes easy. The structure of the course supports that, as does group meditations and access to me or a teacher who can help keep you on track