Start your day in peace, with focus and a relaxed nervous system.
Live support every morning via Zoom. Choose your time slot (6:30–6:55 AM, 7:00–8:00 AM*, or 8:15–8:45 AM Amsterdam time).
First 5 mornings free — Discover the benefits of 25–60 minutes of practice before work.
You wake up, and your mind is already full.
Thoughts. Plans. Pressure.
The day hasn’t even started, and you’re already in your head.
You long for peace.
But you don’t know where to begin.
That you start each day in silence.
With guidance. With presence.
With a moment just for you.
You notice your thoughts —
but you no longer feel the need to follow them.
That simple shift…
changes everything.
In just 25 minutes a day, you learn that you’re not your thoughts.
You begin to experience peace — real, tangible peace.
🧘♂️ Guided live by Dhyan (on zoom)
🕒 Choose your preferred time (Amsterdam time):
– 06:30 AM – 06:55 am (25 min)
– 07:00 am – 08:00 am (you can leave after 30 min if needed)
– 08:15 am – 08:45 am (short & powerful)
Weekend: 8.00 am – 9.00 am (you can leave after 30 min if needed)
Because meditation teaches you how to relate to your thoughts —
not by pushing them away, but by noticing, accepting, and letting them go.
You’ll start to notice:
✅ Less stress
✅ Sharper focus
✅ Better sleep
✅ A stronger sense of inner calm
This isn’t theory — it’s what participants report again and again.
Yes, if you:
✅ feel overwhelmed or burned out
✅ crave more clarity and calm in the morning
✅ struggle to build a routine with apps
✅ want to meditate but don’t know how to begin
✅ are ready to reconnect with yourself, gently
🗣️ “After just five days, I already felt more peace. My mind was lighter, my decisions clearer.”
🗣️ “I used to think I couldn’t meditate. But Dhyan’s calm voice made it feel easy.”
🗣️ “This daily structure helped me recover from burnout. Now I begin my day with myself.”
Join me for 5 mornings — free of charge — and see what happens when you start your day in silence.
For more than 20 years, meditation, breathwork, and silence have shaped my life. In 2002, I left my job to travel around the world, and in 2003, a Goenka Vipassana retreat in McLeod Ganj India set me on a lifelong path of practice.
After a period working in Amsterdam, I travelled back to India in 2005 and spent about nine months near Arunachala in deep silence and self-inquiry.
I returned to the Netherlands in 2008 and later worked at the University of Amsterdam, but the call toward meditation never left.
In 2018, I resigned to fully commit to long retreats. And in 2018, I spent more than 6.5 months in silence, including retreats of up to 60 days, guided by different teachers with backgrounds in non-duality. In 2018, I also met my rootlama Lopon Tenzin Namdag Rinpoche: Bonpo, Dzogchen.
Since 2019, I’ve been supporting professionals, yoga teachers, and people seeking calm and clarity through live guided meditation, breathwork, and retreats.
My approach
Simple. Grounded. No dogma, no concepts.
Just clear guidance to help you reconnect with your natural stillness — exactly as you are.
Dhyan Meinoud Rijnen
Yes, definitely. We start with the basics and build it up slowly. Everyone is welcome.
Doing the morning practice will help you experience benefits throughout the day. For example, you recognize faster when you are stuck in thoughts, and then you have a choice to let them go for more peace of mind.
No, you can choose your timeslot based on your schedule, and that can change during the week. Make sure you start at the beginning of your preferred time slot. The most important thing is that you practice every day.
You can choose a time slot per day. The power is in the repetition — missing a day is not a problem.
For those who wake up early, a meditation session is available from 6:30 to 6:55. If you are unable to attend this session, there is another one from 7:00 to 8:00. This meditation session is more in-depth, and includes often a few breathing exercises to help you calm your mind and support the meditation process.
During meditation from 07:00 to 08:00 AM Amsterdam time. Monday through Friday and at weekends, you can sit on a chair or sofa. And if you need to stretch your legs that is always possible. You can also stay for 30 minutes.
Yes, you can also participate
The meditation is on Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 – 9:00 Amsterdam time. You can leave after 30 minutes.
You may sit on a chair, sofa or cushion in a sitting position. If you lie down, there is a good chance that you will fall asleep.
Please get in touch with me first at dhyan@gmail.com. It depends on your background in meditation.
No, there are no recordings of the sessions. The power of this course is to experience a peaceful mind by practicing it every day.
That is possible in consultation. Send me a message via meinoud@gmail.com or WhatsApp at see left upper corner of the website.
Real change comes from consistency, not one-off sessions.
Practicing daily for 21 days helps your mind and nervous system settle into a new rhythm.
In this period, meditation becomes a habit rather than something you have to remember or motivate yourself to do. Many participants notice they feel calmer in the morning, less reactive during the day, and more aware of their thoughts instead of being caught in them. They experience more joy and clarity during the day.
The 21-day format is long enough to experience real benefits, yet short enough to fit into a busy life — without pressure or long-term commitment.
It’s a simple, practical way to experience what daily guided meditation can do for you.
Yes, there are silent retreats and meditation days. See my my website on retreats.
Live guided meditation offers you something different.
Because the sessions are live, the guidance responds to the energy of the group and the moment. You’re not just listening — you’re practicing together, which helps many people stay committed and focused.
With live guidance:
you show up at a set time, which builds consistency
there’s a sense of connection and accountability
you can ask questions and get personal clarification
the practice feels alive, not repetitive
Apps are helpful for occasional use.
Live guided meditation supports deeper learning, habit-building, and real integration into daily life — especially if you’re new to meditation or want more structure and deeper your experience with meditation.