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Find Your Calm

Five days. Five simple meditations. Three minutes just for you.

Feeling overwhelmed, mentally busy, or simply wishing you had a little more time for yourself?

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I know how easy it is to get caught up in taking care of everyone and everything else.

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That's why I created Find Your Calm, a free five-day series of short, guided breath meditations to help you pause, slow down, and reconnect with yourself.

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No yoga or meditation experience needed.

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Just a comfortable place to sit and three minutes that belong entirely to you.

​A little calm, delivered to your inbox.

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For five days, I'll send you one short Kundalini Yoga meditation each day.

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These are practices I return to myself when life feels particularly full, my thoughts won't settle, or I simply need a moment to breathe.

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Here's what we'll explore together:

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Day 1 — Quiet a Busy Mind
A simple practice for those moments when your thoughts seem to be going in every direction.

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Day 2 — Let Go of the Day's Stress
Take a few minutes to pause when you're carrying the weight of a difficult or demanding day.

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Day 3 — Find a Little Calm for Your Heart
A gentle meditation to return to when you're feeling emotionally overwhelmed.

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Day 4 — Create Space for Clarity
Give yourself a quiet moment when life feels complicated or you're pulled in different directions.

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Day 5 — Make Room for Joy
Finish our five days together with the Smiling Buddha Meditation, a traditional practice associated with joy and contentment.

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There's no pressure to do anything perfectly. I'll guide you through each practice, one day at a time.

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Hi, I’m Mary!

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I've been practicing and teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 20 years.

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And between raising three boys, caring for elderly parents, and balancing work and family life, I know how easy it is to put yourself at the bottom of the list.

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One of the things I've come to appreciate most about yoga and meditation is that we don't always need an hour to reconnect with ourselves.

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Sometimes, a few quiet minutes are a lovely place to begin.

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I'd love to share these practices with you.

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