@owocki@devevangelist@fletchrichman What would multiplayer meditation look like? I feel like if I was competing against someone it wouldn't be very... meditative. I'm not trying to be a naysayer, I'm honestly curious.
@mcclaskc It's funny that we live in a world where "multiplayer" implies "competitive" :)
We'd likely design a group meditation VR area in which you can see / talk to others around you and get support / advice from them after your meditation; likely modeled off of what is actually done in sangha's across the world today.
@owocki Makes sense. Forgive my ignorance of the various types of meditation. And yeah I tend to play competitive video games so that's what pops into my mind when I hear "multiplayer" I guess.
This is such a great use of current VR headsets. You don't have to worry about walking or handling things, and it seems like the perfect aid for something like meditation. Looking forward to demoing it!
Cool feedback loop for focusing on your breathing during meditation. Meditation landscapes offer lots of options for different experiences. Congrats Kevin and Fletcher on launching the app!
Very cool idea - one of the more compelling VR use cases I've come across.
Also love the team behind it. Huge respect for both @fletchrichman who hustles like no other and @owocki who also puts out the fantastic http://startupcto.io/ podcast which I listen to religiously.
Love seeing awesome new ideas come out of Colorado!
Hi all,
Maker here. Super excited to bring this live in time for the holiday season. I've been a practitioner of zazen for almost a decade now. Throughout my own journey with zen, I've fallen off the wagon and gotten on several times.
I began looking for ways to sift through all of the philosophy and wisdom associated with Buddhism (there sure is a lot!), and actually apply those to my own meditation. When the HTC Vive came out, and @fletchrichman began building experiences for it, we were super excited about breaking ground in a new category: a meditation app that *increased* your focus by tracking how people meditate in real time and providing you feedback when you go off course. For us, we meditate by following our breath. For those who use other meditation objects, we hope to build something for you sometime down the road.
Cheers!
@owocki (and @fletchrichman )