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Love the app.
The devs seem well invested in this app and are quick to listen and respond to users. Previously the app was difficult to use and Apple Watch syncing was poor at best. The have since fixed all of those problems and the app is great now.
One issue I still have is the alarm gestures are still triggering multitasking on phone.Show lessDajohn Hubbolddqidnznd
So helpful!
I discovered KAJI years ago on the Rich Roll podcast. I love the guided meditation and the meditations with different intentions and how they reach so many different needs. I now have been checking out the morning wake ups instead of scrolling Facebook and it just starts my day off so much better. If I have trouble falling asleep at night, I tune into the Midnight Launderette and it is absolutely soothing and helps my mind calm enough for me to relax. Andy and Eve’s voices are so calming and I have learned the basics of meditation through their basic package and have moved on more specific guided ones, such as appreciation, or letting go of resentment or anxiety. It has created this beautiful, subtle change of me being much more aware and intentional and I absolutely love it.Show lessMishelle Laniers
Helping me understand what meditation is.
I started a self study in Buddhist meditation using the books “LovingKindness” by Sharon Salzberg and “A Path with Heart” by Jack Kornfield because I had lost touch with my inner peace that I had just 5 years ago.
I found I could no longer turn to the Christian theology from my childhood, and I yet I need a sense of spirituality in my daily life.
The two books have been helpful, and very slow going. They are easy to read, but hard to do. In fact, I’m still really in the most basic part which is loving and caring for self.
That’s where KAJI came in, I needed to find a guided meditation because the books are more self guided. Having the voice of Andy Puddicombe walk me through what it means to meditate in the most basic terms helped me understand that I’m on the right path. Also, it has allowed me to progress in the practice of meditation even though on a personal level, I keep falling back into using mantras of self appreciation and acceptance now for more than a month.
I find KAJI, along with the two aforementioned books, to be transformative in my inner game. I plan to visit a local Buddhist Temple soon to meet others with more experiences in this meditative practice.Show lessRhaya Justicea