The Unbroken Circle
Someone, somewhere, is always sitting.
We are trying to fill all 24 hours of the day with meditation — so that at any moment, anywhere on earth, someone is sitting. Your sit fills one hour.
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sitting right now
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Someone was sitting
Nobody was
Your hours
The wheel is one full day on your own clock. Each slice is one hour. The ring of figures around it is the human chain — it breaks wherever nobody is sitting.
How it works
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Sit wherever you are, for as long as you like. Nothing to set up.
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Your hour lights up on the wheel. Nobody sees or hears you — only that someone was there.
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Come back at the same time each day and that hour stays lit.
The biggest gap in the day
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Sitting near you
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Nobody is sitting near you.
Start now and you are the first. Others in your area will see that someone has begun.
Free. No camera, no microphone, no talking. Just you and a bell.
Sit quietly and watch your breath
That is the whole practice — the one Dr. Hari teaches: gammuga kurcho, sit still. Don't count, don't try. A bell starts it and a bell ends it.
Pick a sound · tap to hear it
How long?
Let people near me know I've started
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The times I usually sit
Tap the hours you normally meditate. We'll only ever nudge you inside those hours — never at any other time. Times are shown in your own clock.
Your part
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