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Can inner peace be pursued
as a competitive sport?
WHAT IS WORLD MEDITATION LEAGUE?
WINNING WITHOUT MOVING
The World Meditation League (WML) was born out of a simple yet radical idea: to bring the rigour, recognition, and respect of sports to the world of meditation.
In our vision, meditation performance can be understood, and the leading practitioners can be celebrated and revered.
WML will become a series of televised global events where high-level meditators can assess the silence of mind during meditation against scientifically established benchmarks.
By helping explain what is happening in the brain and enabling people to see how the most advanced practitioners reach the depths of inner silence. We build a bridge for beginners to understand how and why meditation works.
WML will be agnostic to traditions – building relationships with all forms of meditation practice.
WORLD MEDITATION
LEAGUE ANNOUNCEMENT
Jan 2024 | Bengaluru, India
WHO IS BEHIND
WML?
All Here, a Geneva based organisation, are behind the World Meditation League. All Here is a meditation centric organisation with three core foundations: Science, Technology and Meditation practice.
Through collaboration with high level practitioners and leading neuroscientists, All Here is establishing a scientific understanding of the reduction of activity in the mind and attainment of silence.
UNITED NATIONS ON
WORLD MEDITATION DAY
21st December
UN's recent announcement to World Meditation Day on 21st December.
How meditation helps manage stress and anxiety in today’s fast-paced world.
OUR
COLLABORATORS
The Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience at EPFL is a research facility that focuses on advancing our understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying cognition and behavior.
Renowned for yoga research, S-VYASA collaborates with WML to establish benchmarks for advanced meditative states, bridging ancient practices with modern scientific measurement
As a leader in neurophysiology, ANT Neuro provides WML with advanced EEG systems, supporting real-time analysis of brain activity to visualise peak meditative states.
The University of Geneva, established in 1559, is a prestigious public research university in Switzerland, known for diverse programs.
