Practice
A 3-Minute Buddhist Practice You Can Do Right Now
A short guided practice in your browser: a morning practice to begin the day anew, or an evening practice to notice what was beautiful. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Morning · about 3 minutes
Leave yesterday. Meet today.
Four small steps: arrive, chant, sit, and set one kind intention. Turn your sound on for the bell.
1 of 4 · Arrive
Breathe in…
Three slow breaths. Notice how you are arriving this morning. Nothing to fix.
2 of 4 · Homage
Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammāsambuddhassa
Homage to him, the Blessed One, the Worthy One, the fully awakened Buddha.
Chant it softly or silently, three times. Say it like this: nah-moh tas-sah pah-kah-wah-toh ah-rah-hah-toh sahm-mah-sahm-poot-tas-sah.
3 of 4 · Sit
1:00
Rest with the breath. When your mind runs ahead to the day, come back. Each return is the practice.
4 of 4 · One kind intention
Choose one for today
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Complete
You began anew.
The full morning ritual, with chanting audio, a daily teaching and private progress, and the evening ritual are in the ANEW app, arriving December 1.
Evening · about 3 minutes
Notice what was beautiful today.
Four small steps: settle, find three good moments, thank one person, and rest.
1 of 4 · Settle
Breathe in…
Three slow breaths, a little longer on the way out. Let the day loosen its grip.
2 of 4 · Three good moments
What was good today, even slightly?
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3 of 4 · One person
Thank someone in your heart
Bring to mind one person who helped you, today or long ago. Silently thank them. The early teachings call a grateful person one of the two people who are rare in the world.
4 of 4 · Rest
May I rest well. May everyone who helped me today be well.
ANEW's words; use your own if you prefer. Then let the day go.
Complete
Life is beautiful. You noticed it.
The full evening ritual, with chanting, reflection and private progress, and the morning ritual are in the ANEW app, arriving December 1.