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A meditation community that meets on video
What we are, in one sentence. Every evening at half past seven, everyone sits together at the same minute. Saturday at eight, eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write.
Last updated · 22 October 2026
We have been saying it in too many words. Here it is in one sentence: a meditation community that meets on video.
Every evening at half past seven, everyone in the UK and Ireland sits together for twenty-one minutes, at the same minute. A bell opens it, a recorded voice cues the breath, and the rest is silence. Nobody leads it. You see how many are sitting with you, and nothing else.
On Saturday at eight, the same people, and anyone who wants to, meet on video. Eight minutes face to face with one person, then the next, in a small group the evening keeps in balance. No profile to write, no photos to hand over, no messages from strangers. Enough to know. Wednesday and Friday too, for those who choose them.
That order matters. The meditation comes first because it is what we do every day, and because an evening is easier among people who have already sat in the same silence. The video evening is what the community does together once a week.
The meditation, the places and the noticeboard are free. A seat at an evening is £5, and free this autumn. The app is on the App Store and Google Play, in the UK and Ireland.
Written with an AI writing tool and read by a person before it appeared here. Synchronized Presence is a community, not a publisher: the sit is the point, the reading is optional.
Sundays at half seven, we sit together. Come.