A guide who lives it
Four conversations, 1:1, across the three weeks. With someone who rises before the sun and has for years, looking at your actual days.
A 21-day Vedic lifestyle program with a guide in your corner. A day built around you, a conversation every week, and daily accountability until the new habits hold on their own.
Most lifestyle programs run too long, and people drop off somewhere in the middle. Twenty-one days is a window you can see the end of from day one, and long enough for a few habits to stop feeling forced. You don't come out fixed. You come out with a day you can keep.
Four things, done properly, for three weeks.
Four conversations, 1:1, across the three weeks. With someone who rises before the sun and has for years, looking at your actual days.
On the first call you tell us how your mornings, evenings and meals actually go. Your guide builds your day from that, and adjusts it as the weeks show what's working.
Two minutes in the morning, two in the evening. Your guide sees what held and what slipped, and answers. When you go quiet, someone notices.
You rate eight areas of your life on Day 1 and again on Day 21. What moved is there to see, in your own numbers.
No two people start in the same place. You pick the three areas that matter most right now, and the three weeks follow them.
Three weeks, three jobs. Like the moon filling out, nothing is rushed. Each week begins once the last one holds.
Set the foundation of the day. When you wake, when you sleep, the shape of your first hour. Nothing else moves until this feels steady underfoot.
Dinacharya · brāhme muhūrte uttiṣṭhetNow the inputs. What you feed your body, what you feed your mind, the food and the screens. This is usually the week the fog lifts and your focus comes back.
Āhāra-śuddhau sattva-śuddhiḥ · PratyāhāraMake it yours. Focused work without the anxiety, study in place of the scroll, the whole rhythm settling in so it holds long after day 21 is behind you.
Svādhyāya · Nishkāma Karma · saṃskāraModern life runs the day backwards: the phone before the sun, the heaviest meal at nine, a lit screen at midnight. The Ayurvedic texts mapped the day the right way round thousands of years ago, and the studies keep arriving at the same door.
Ashtanga Hridaya counts sleep as one of the three pillars of health. In 60,977 UK adults, a regular bedtime predicted a longer life better than a long sleep did.
Windred et al., Sleep, 2023 · Ashtanga Hridaya Su. 2The ancient texts make the night meal the lightest and put it in the first watch after sunset. In a crossover trial, dinner at six instead of nine lowered blood sugar across the whole next day.
Nakamura et al., Nutrients, 2021 · RatricharyaRising with the sun is the hinge of the whole regimen. In 700 UK adults, brighter days and dimmer nights went with earlier, more settled sleep.
PNAS, 2023 · Ashtanga Hridaya Su. 2Dhyana and japa are the daily tools of the conduct chapter. Thirteen minutes a day for eight weeks improved attention, memory and mood in people who had never meditated.
Basso et al., Behavioural Brain Research, 2019The verse and the study behind every practice are in the library, free. Where the evidence is strong we say so. Where it's tradition, we say that too.
You rate eight areas of your life on Day 1 and again on Day 21. The shape that comes out is yours.
What we work toward, in plain terms:
This is the wheel inside your dashboard. Your guide sees it too, and shapes the calls around it.
A few minutes morning and evening, the practices in between, and a person on the other end.
Two minutes. What today is for.
On your own clock, in your own life.
What held, what slipped, how it felt.
Your guide answers. If you go quiet, someone notices.
There's nothing wrong with the others. They each do one piece. The pieces only work together, and that is what you're paying for here.
| An app | A course | A private coach | SattvaStack | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teaches you what to do | ● | ● | ● | ● |
| Built around your actual life | ○ | ○ | ● | ● |
| Daily accountability & follow-up | ◐ | ○ | ◐ | ● |
| A real person who notices when you slip | ○ | ○ | ● | ● |
| Guides who live it themselves | ○ | ◐ | ◐ | ● |
| Rooted in a coherent tradition | ○ | ◐ | ◐ | ● |
| Typical cost | Cheap | One-off, low | Very high, ongoing | Premium, once |
A good private coach can cost more every month than the whole 21-Day Reset, and you'd still be missing the daily structure. This is the same attention, priced once.
No background needed, no fitness test. One conversation before you start, so your guide knows where you are beginning from.
A short form. Who you are, and what you want to change.
One conversation about how your days actually go. We build your day from it, together.
That same day. Your first morning is already set.
A last call to look at what moved, and an honest talk about what's next.
It doesn't matter what you do for a living. It matters whether you're ready to actually do the work for three weeks.
A premium, high-touch program
One payment for the three weeks, no subscription. Apply first; your 21 days begin on the discovery call.
“Regulate what you eat, how you move, when you sleep. That is where yoga begins.”Bhagavad Gita · 6.17
You could spend them the way you spent the last 21, or come out the other side with a different day. Places are limited. Tell us a little about yourself and we'll be in touch.