A Mind That Hurts Less. A Heart That Loves More.
The discipline-first meditation platform.
Practice meditation techniques that are thousands of years old.
Real practice. Real transformation.
Pay with either discipline or devotion.
Three Vows We Made Before Writing a Single Line of Code
No Paywalls on the Dhamma
Liberation should never have a subscription price tag. The core practice is free, and the courses you finish stay with you forever.
Our Deepest Promise: We Share with Teachers
25% of all Moonlit Path subscriptions are dedicated directly to forest monasteries, retreat centers, and living teachers who give their lives to the practice.
Zero Dopamine Traps
No badges designed to hook you. No notifications designed to induce anxiety. The app falls silent the moment your meditation ends.
How a Practice Becomes a Sanctuary
Choose Your Course
From gentle breath observation to deep absorption (Jhāna). Pick a path that meets you where you are right now.
Sit Daily
Just twenty minutes. Track your streak not for vanity, but because continuity is the soil where peace grows.
Finish and Keep Forever
Every course you complete stays in your practice hall forever. The merits you cultivate belong to you and all beings.
Six Courses of Deep Transformation
The Breath (Ānāpānasati)
Start where the Buddha started. Ten days of pure observation — nothing to force, nothing to fix. Just this breath, exactly as it is.
The Four Absorptions (Jhāna)
From stillness to rapture. A gentle, structured guide into the four absorptions — where effort dissolves and joy becomes the ground beneath you.
Seeing Clearly (Vipassanā)
Looking at the mind until the mind stops lying. Learn to witness sensation without being pulled into the story of sensation.
Total Object (Kasiṇa)
Single-point absorption through external elements — earth, water, fire, and pure light. The ancient method of unwavering focus.
Loving Without Limit (Mettā)
The antidote to fear, resentment, and isolation. Radiate unconditional goodwill to all living beings without distinction or barrier.
The Noting Method
Labeling phenomena as they arise: rising, falling, hearing, thinking. A precise discipline from the Mahāsī Sayādaw tradition.
Two Paths. Both Win.
The Forest Path
- All 6 core meditation courses
- Daily streak and sit counter
- Merit tracking & dedication journal
- Offline audio downloads
- Finished courses kept forever
The Moonlit Path
- 25% directly dedicated to teachers
- Everything in Forest Path
- Live guided sits with senior monks & teachers
- Monthly Dhamma talks & Q&A
- Patronage badge honoring teacher lineage
"The forest doesn't grow because it's trying to impress the sky. It grows because its roots are deep and the rain has come."
— Forest Dhamma Contemplation
Close your eyes. Take a deep breath.
You are already enough. Begin your first sit today on iOS, Android, or web.