Even if you tried and failed at meditation before.
Even if your mind can’t slow down.
Even if you distrust anything spiritual-related.
This is different...
...taught by a former monk & tech nerd different
...can’t do it wrong different
...gentle and natural different
...sustainable-for-life different.
This is infinite-based stillness meditation.
A different kind of meditation with an entirely different goal.
You really can experience the super-conscious state.
It’s real, it’s simple, it’s not what you think, and yet it changes your perspective.
It’s not what you’re expecting...
No sitting on the floor
No obtuse philosophies
No focusing on the breath
No religious concepts
No visualizations
No spiritual theater
No chanting
No gurus
No postures
No. Sketchy. Stuff.
How refreshing!
Meditation should be enjoyable.
And effortless. And sustainable. And soul-expanding.
So many things that it isn’t right now.
Read the manifesto for what meditation should be.
What should you look for 👀 in meditation?
It must be sustainable
Or what’s the point? You’ll just give it up
It must be effortless, gentle, & natural
All essential for sustainability
It must be comfortable for the body
Strange to have to even mention this
It must be healthy
Or you’ll be forcing yourself to do it
It must make sense
So you can feel confident about what you’re doing
It must be clean
No hooks or surprises should be the norm
It must be infinitely deep
Or you’ll eventually get bored
It must give back more than you put into it
Otherwise it’ll feel like work
It must not dictate behavior
Or you’ll suspect you’re being controlled
It must make you independent
So you can grow
Taught by
MICHAEL PERSIMMON
YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS COACH
- former monk
- former computer programmer
- teaching in 3 countries
I am an expert meditation trainer with over 23 years of experience.
I’m committed to showing you how to transform your life, to whatever degree you prefer.
I love empowering tech nerds to achieve their innermost dreams, no matter the stress levels, family history, brain functioning—all without drugs.
I set aside my career track to get to the bottom of the mystical experiences I was having. I took vows as a non-religious monk, and now teach only what works, tossing the spiritual theater.
I’ve overcome mental health challenges, childhood traumas, self-criticalness, lack of self-love, self-sabotaging relationships, often questioning my very existence.
Now I have everything I’ve always wanted and more. I’m not special, your dreams are meant to be realized too.
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What can a former monk teach you
about your
mind & meditation
...who doesn’t use special lingo?
...who isn’t bound by arbitrary rules and limits of tradition?
...who isn’t trying to lock you into a pretty box?
...who shares everything he learned, but in a compact way, respectful of your time?
...who teaches you how to powerfully shift your state of consciousness anytime you want?
...who shows you how to feel so good again, rescuing you from the worst places that the mind can end up in?
Let Michael Persimmon show you an entirely different way of meditating that feels like a breath of fresh air.
Your time is precious.
If you do just one, extra thing a day
then let it be Infinite-based meditation.
It’s so effective, you...
- rebuild your attention span
- end depression
- say goodbye to anxiety, say hello to feeling really good
- recover from emotional upsets in 15 minutes
- shake off negativity from media overload
- heal body issues caused by excessive worrying
- feel easy connections
- enter the flow state
- release grieving
- be so present you make time stop racing by
- sleep fast and deeply
- have more energy
- heighten your focus at work & play
- super-charge creativity
- raise self-worth, self-love
- look younger, more attractive
- uncover your greater purpose
- bonus: develop your Spidey-senses
- bonus: experience something larger
The best training shouldn’t be denied anyone based on a made-up price.
The unspoken reality is that most personal development fees are made up out of thin air.
Why be denied the best training because someone needs a new boat? 🛥️
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You don’t need a religion to rest back into the stillness of your soul.
You don’t need the tediousness of dry meditation either.
This is Infinite-based meditation. Or super-consciousness-based. Or soul-based.
You can experience the expansive qualities of the super conscious state anytime you want.
It’s not a nothing, not a void. It’s a positive, full something.
The experience transforms you from the inside out—to whatever degree you want.
And it’s simple. The soul has to be simple.
Taught by me, Michael, a former monk. I tested this on my friends for 15 years to be sure it would work for you.
No spiritual theater, just what works.
“Should I just use
AI for meditation?”
It’s an innocent step, but it’s also the worst thing you could do.
- AI is just statistics.
It’s a ginormous file stuffed full of numbers sitting on a hard drive somewhere. That’s it. You’d be listening to numbers numbering.
- AI depends on the data it’s trained upon.
All AI is trained on spiritual theater, so its responses will mimic spiritual theater. [Meaning: all the sayings, behaviors, and concepts that are expected around anything spiritual-related.] This will set you on a busy path to nowhere, keeping you in your head, not satisfying you at a soul level.
- AI is not conscious.
Remember, it’s just statistics. It cannot guide you back to the experience of the super-consciousness state because machines do not have a refined, subtle awareness.
- AI’s value is deceptive here.
AI may be cheap/free to use, and who doesn’t like to save money? However, a steady, reliable expert like Michael Persimmon teaches by donation. So traditional high course fees cease to matter. And with a teacher like Michael, you are guaranteed to grow. AI cannot promise that.
- AI is not real.
Do you really want to trust the illusion of intelligence when nurturing the most intimate part of your identity?
“Should I just use a meditation app?”
You could do a lot better.
- Apps have an extractive revenue model.
The unspoken premise is that you’re on a treadmill subscription, in the same way a for-profit drug company wants you stay on their expensive drugs, not outright cure you. Similarly, apps are not designed to make you independent of them.
- Apps’ value appears high yet it’s throwing spaghetti at the wall.
They offer loads of pre-recorded programs and it seems like it’s a great value. But in that, there is no direction, no focus, no steady opinion on the shortest path to achieving your goal. And sustaining it for life.
- Apps are designed for convenience, taking away the human touch.
If you have no one in front of you who’s been where you are, guiding you, providing feedback to your heartfelt questions in the moment, then you’re going to feel frustrated, left to figure it out on your own.
- Apps claim to be helping you while they’re actually limiting you.
Apps cannot provide the reliable, nuanced guidance on how to reconnect with the root of your being, the Infinite. It’s just much easier for them to focus on limited, finite pathways. This puts you on a busy treadmill to nowhere, with tiny gains compared to what you could be having.
- Apps bolster spiritual theater or they bolster the intellect.
Either way, it’s you that misses out. Neither approach takes you to the raw peace of your innermost being.
Who is this not for?
...if you are perfectly content with your meditation practice
...you like the feeling of doing spiritual rituals
...you prefer quoting spiritual authorities
...you prefer complexity over simplicity
...you want to collect meditation techniques
...you value impenetrable leaders with exotic accouterments
...you want to look like you’re spiritual
act like you’re spiritual
feel like you’re spiritual
craft an identity of being spiritual...
...then sorry, this isn’t for you.
However, when all of that ceases to be satisfying,
when you come to distrust anything spiritual...
then try a simpler, sustainable way inwards.
Spirituality works best as an experience.
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