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Haute Lumière · For organizations

The Mindfulness Suite

A breath, a page and a question, under your name.

Three finished apps for the people a clinic, a studio, a coaching practice or a team looks after.

I · What it is

Three practices that already work, given your name

Respire is the breathing: one hundred and thirty-three ways of breathing, each with its count, where it comes from and what it is like, and fifteen sounds to breathe inside. Sanctuary Journal is the page: sixty invitations to write and four whole journals, kept on the person's own device. Thinkable is the question: two hundred and fourteen of them, met one at a time, slowly.

The three hand a moment to one another, open under one sign-in, and carry your organization's name, mark and colours from a single file. None of it is made for the occasion. It runs today, in the browser and on the desktops and phones your people already carry.

A breath takes a minute. A question can take a week. Both fit inside an ordinary day.

The Suite, in three rooms

A woman in a slip dress breathes in a white flower in a garden room, eyes closed.

One hundred and thirty-three ways of breathing, and nothing to learn before the first.

II · Respire, the breathing

Respire in a browser at 1280 pixels wide: Just breathe, the extended exhalation, five minutes and twenty-five rounds — Respire · at a desk · in the handJust breathe, open on a desk and in the hand: four in, six out, two at rest, with a recording of rain, water, wind or fire beside it if the person wants one.

Respire on a phone, 390 pixels wide: Just breathe, the extended exhalation, five minutes and twenty-five rounds — Respire · at a desk · in the handJust breathe, open on a desk and in the hand: four in, six out, two at rest, with a recording of rain, water, wind or fire beside it if the person wants one.

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A question, and as long as you like to answer it.

III · Sanctuary Journal, the page

Sanctuary Journal in a browser at 1280 pixels wide: today's invitation, with the first line of an entry beneath it — Sanctuary Journal · at a desk · in the handToday's invitation, and the page beginning under it. The words stay on the device, locked with a key the browser will not give out.

Sanctuary Journal on a phone, 390 pixels wide: today's invitation, with the first line of an entry beneath it — Sanctuary Journal · at a desk · in the handToday's invitation, and the page beginning under it. The words stay on the device, locked with a key the browser will not give out.

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One question, met slowly.

IV · Thinkable, the question

Thinkable in a browser at 1280 pixels wide: the question Who is perceiving this, with the ways to stay with it, say more, write, or set it down — Thinkable · at a desk · in the handWho is perceiving this? One of two hundred and fourteen, with the way on to the next, and the way out to a breath or a page.

Thinkable on a phone, 390 pixels wide: the question Who is perceiving this, with the ways to stay with it, say more, write, or set it down — Thinkable · at a desk · in the handWho is perceiving this? One of two hundred and fourteen, with the way on to the next, and the way out to a breath or a page.

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Each app hands the moment on, so nobody starts over.

V · The handoffs

V · How the three refer to each other

One moment, carried between three rooms

When a sitting ends, Respire offers one quiet line: write what you noticed, or sit with one question. The Journal offers a breath before an entry and a question after it. Thinkable offers to breathe with the question, or to write it down, so the page begins with it. Each offer appears once, can be set aside, and carries only what the person is looking at.

Respire to Sanctuary JournalWrite what you noticed
Respire to ThinkableSit with one question
Sanctuary Journal to RespireBreathe first
Sanctuary Journal to ThinkableSit with this
Thinkable to RespireBreathe with this
Thinkable to Sanctuary JournalWrite it down

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The name on the door changes. The practice inside it does not.

VI · Under your name

Your name in the bar, the same practice beneath it

Every surface of the Suite reads one file, brand.json: the name in the bar, every page title, the home-screen icons, the installed apps and the sign-in door. The colours stay inside the house's daylight palette, so the page keeps its calm under any name.

Beside this, the same build with brand.json changed to a studio invented for this page. Nothing else was touched.

An example: Sanctuary Journal on a phone, built under the invented name Saltmarsh Studio, which reads in the bar. — Saltmarsh Studio is invented. The same three apps, built from a changed brand.json: a name, a mark and its colours.

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The same three apps at the desk, on the train and in a pocket.

VII · On every device

On every device your people carry

MacAn installed app

WindowsAn installed app

LinuxAn AppImage

AndroidAn installed app

iPhone and iPadFrom Safari, on the home screen

Any browserNothing to install

A person can begin on any of them without an account. Signed in, by Google or email, the three apps share one memory of the practice: how often, which breath, which questions. Never what was written.

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For the clinic, the studio, the practice and the team that look after people.

VIII · What an organization receives

What an organization receives

The appsRespire, Sanctuary Journal and Thinkable, under your organization's name, mark and colours, from one file.
The devicesThe web apps, and installable apps for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android.
The sign-inOne sign-in for all three, by Google or email, through the house door. No password is kept.
The remembers pageEach person sees every item kept about their practice and erases any of it, or all of it at once. No trackers. Nothing sold, nothing shared.
The upkeepUpdates that arrive by themselves, and a security pass every week.
The helpSupport from the house.

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Small enough to return to on an ordinary afternoon.

For the people you look after

IX · The price

One figure, for the whole organization

For an organization of up to three hundred people, every person in it, rather than by the head. A larger organization, by conversation.

$1,111a month

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It begins with a few lines, read by a person.

X · How it begins

How it begins

First

A conversation

You write a few lines below. A person at the house reads them and writes back.

Then

Your name, your mark, your address

brand.json is filled in with you, and the Suite is built under your own host.

And then

Your people, signed in

The apps open in the browser on the first day, and install on every device after it.

This form sends with the page's own script. Without it, write to ammanuel@hautelumiere.life, and the same person reads it.

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The first day is arranged with you, before anyone else sees it.

XI · Afterwards

What's next, and how we'll help you through it

After the first conversation, the house drafts your Suite: your name in the bar, your mark on the icons, your address in the browser. You see it standing before anyone in your organization does. Then it goes to your people, and the updates and the weekly security pass carry on by themselves.

When a question comes up, from you or from the people you look after, it comes to the house, and the house answers it.

Begin a conversation See the three apps

The Suite is made by Haute Lumière, the house of Ammanuel Santa Anna: 1,249 works and 12.6 million words, 328 records on Zenodo under ORCID 0009-0008-3244-0306, and twenty-two years of mindfulness and yoga practice.

A tool for people who care for others and for themselves; not a provider of care and not a substitute for it; no client relationship is formed with Haute Lumière.