Guided sessions · 5 – 22 min · 4 voices

Ayurvedic meditation, matched to your dosha.

Breathwork, yoga nidra (a lie-down guided relaxation), mantra, and silence — built around your dosha. Most sessions run around 15 minutes. Try one now.

What is Ayurvedic meditation? Breathing and meditation matched to your dosha — calming practices for a racing mind, energising ones for sluggish mornings. Most sessions run about 15 minutes, with 5-minute options. Free to start.

Now sampling · a Vaidya pick

Morning Fire.

A warming breath to start the day — energise and activate without the caffeine spike. The ring paces your inhale and exhale; Vaidya cues it on the mornings your body wakes up slow and heavy, so you finish clear, awake, and steady.

EnergisingBreathing9 minPicked by Vaidya
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The InnerVeda breathing player — Morning Fire, an energising practice picked by Vaidya, with a breath-paced ring
Sort · By dosha

Daily practice · for Vata8 sessions · 15 min each

Grounding, warming, anchoring. The mover's antidote to a scattered day.

Daily practice · for Pitta8 sessions · 15 min each

Cooling, softening, surrender. The maker's antidote to a hot day.

Daily practice · for Kapha8 sessions · 15 min each

Energising, igniting, lifting. The anchor's antidote to a heavy day.

Morning ritual6 sessions

Short, dosha-matched openers — 5 to 9 minutes.

Night wind-down8 sessions

Yoga Nidra and slow breath — paced for your dosha before bed.

Every practice

The complete library — 160 guided sessions in the app.

Playable tracks live in the app. The pages below are technique write-ups — steps, timing, and who each one suits — not extra playable sessions.

Most practised

Where most people start.

By dosha

Practices matched to Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

Common questions

Ayurvedic meditation, yoga nidra & pranayama.

Yoga nidra is a guided “yogic sleep” — you lie down and follow a voice through the body, the breath, and awareness while resting on the edge of sleep. InnerVeda's yoga nidra sessions are a gentle entry point for any dosha and a calming way to wind down at night.

Vata settles with grounding breath and slow, warming practices; Pitta cools with softening breath and moonlight imagery; Kapha lifts with energising breath and a brisker pace. The library is filtered by dosha, so you can start with what fits — or take the free quiz (about 4 minutes) and let Vaidya choose.

Gentle techniques like nadi shodhana (alternate-nostril breath) and bhramari (humming breath) are a good place to start: breathe naturally, never strain, and stop if you feel light-headed. Skip forceful breath such as kapalabhati if you are pregnant or managing a heart or blood-pressure condition, and check with your clinician first.

Most sessions run around 15 minutes, with quick 5-minute options for a busy day and longer 20–30 minute sessions for deep rest. You can start free.

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About 4 minutes. Vaidya picks the right session for your dosha, your cause, and the time of day.