Feel It First · Twice a Week, Live on Zoom · Free

The door Paul walked in through.

A guided group meditation that works even if you have never meditated and can't sit still. Live on Zoom, twice a week, from wherever you are. One evening of it is how Paul found this path. It knocked him over. Then came the Life Activation.

Mon + Wed19:30 UK time
Zoomfrom anywhere
Freealways
Noneexperience needed

Two evenings.
Every week.

Both start at 19:30 UK time — please put them in your calendar in the United Kingdom time zone, not your own. That is the one detail people get wrong.

Monday

19:30 UK time · on Zoom

The seated meditation

The classic evening: you sit, you close your eyes, and you are guided the whole way. Nothing to prepare, nothing to know beforehand.

Wednesday

19:30 UK time · on Zoom

The moving meditation

The same work, standing and in motion — for the evenings when sitting still is the last thing your body wants.

The Zoom link goes out by email every Monday and every Wednesday. You don't have to write to anyone or ask for it — it arrives on its own.

Why this one works

“I can't meditate” is exactly who this is for.
So are those who meditate daily.

Most meditation fails because you're told to empty your mind and left alone with it. The Max Meditation System™ does the opposite: it layers five techniques so the mind is guided the whole way — it never gets the chance to wander off.

One evening,
five layers.

You don't need to know any of this to come. You just lie back and follow the voice.

Relaxation of the body

Guided, muscle by muscle. Most people are more relaxed after ten minutes than after a week of holiday.

Breath work

Simple patterns that slow everything down. Nothing acrobatic.

Passive meditation

The mind is given something gentle to rest on, so silence stops being a fight.

Active meditation

A guided inner journey — this is the part people talk about afterwards.

Soul stretching

The closing phase: wide, quiet, and surprisingly emotional. This is the part that knocked Paul over.

“I came for a free meditation.
I left with a path.”

Paul, about his own first evening

A word from Paul, before you scroll past

Please don't underestimate
this one evening.

It is free, so it is easy to file it away as the small thing on the menu. It isn't. This meditation is how I came onto this path in the first place — and I am not the exception. Several of the highest initiates I know personally walked in through exactly this door.

It knocked me sideways. That one evening changed my life radically, and everything I do today — the healing work, the initiations, the teaching — started there. Nothing about it looked spectacular from the outside. I simply sat down and followed a voice.

So my one ask: come at least once, and come properly. Not with one eye on your phone and the laptop half-closed. Sit down, give it that one evening, and let it do what it does. You can decide everything else afterwards.

Come once.
Or every week.

Both evenings are free, always. There is nothing to book and nobody to ask — you join the newsletter once, and from then on the Zoom link lands in your inbox every Monday and every Wednesday.

Wear something comfortable, find a spot where you won't be disturbed, and put both evenings in your calendar at 19:30 United Kingdom time. You can't do it wrong — even falling asleep counts.

Any of these is you — you are in the right room.

“Empty your mind” has never once worked for you.

You fall asleep with forty browser tabs open in your head.

You've felt what a room full of people can carry — at a concert, in a church — and you want that, pointed inward.

You're new to all of this and want the gentlest possible door.

You want to try this whole thing without paying and without explaining yourself.

One evening.
Zero euros. Zero risk.

Enter your email once. The Zoom link comes to you every Monday and every Wednesday — you never have to write to anyone.

Put this in your calendar now

Monday · 19:30 UK time — the seated meditation
Wednesday · 19:30 UK time — the moving meditation

Set both in the United Kingdom time zone, not your local one — that way they stay right when the clocks change.