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From the blog of Jeffrey Levine at The Times of Israel

I Stopped Listening To My Last Meditation App Because I Thought The Instructor Might Kill Me The more I listened to her voice, the more I imagined being tied up into her cellar while she removed my fingers with a pair of gardening shears. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. Earlier this month, I broke up with Tamara Levitt, the softly-spoken mindfulness instructor who guides meditation sessions through the wildly popular app Calm. To invert the regular parlance of the break-up, it wasn’t about me. It was...

Inside the meteoric, chilled-out, totally paradoxical rise of app-enabled serenity

Sarah Fielding said the company's "satisfying ads" intrigued her, but she had some problems with the app itself.

Apple TV+ and Calm partnered together on new meditations. The meditations feature characters from the Stillwater series. Apple has partnered with Calm to offer a new collection of meditations based on the Apple TV+ children series Stillwater. The collection, called "Children's Guided Meditations," features three seven-minute meditations designed to "help kids manage emotions, find stillness, and inspire kindness." The three meditations available today as follows: "Rainy Day" — Stillwater shows kids how to manage disappointment by tuning into sounds with a meditation on the rainfall in his...