Meditation
with Mercy
A beginner's guide to meditation that puts mercy first: a few minutes a day, with fidelity instead of streaks. Coming January 19, 2027.
Explore the Book →Meditation for ordinary life
Begin where
you are.
A living library of books, practices, and letters for the seasons of your life.
A kinder way
to begin again
Meditation
One breath
at a time
at a time
Practices for
ordinary life
Simple invitations to meet this moment with presence.
Try a Practice →Dear reader,
begin again.
begin again.
Letters
from Kim
One short teaching and one small practice, about once a month.
Read the Letters →
“Be in fidelity with your practice, and let it be messy, imperfect, tangled, and alive.”- Kim Milone
Kim Milone is a meditation teacher, author, and speaker in Houston. She has practiced meditation for more than forty years and teaches it the way it finally worked for her: a few minutes at a time, with mercy for the wandering mind.
CURRENTLY GATHERING
Practice, read, and return together.
Space and Grace: Introduction to Meditation with MercyDecember 1, 3, 15, and 17, 2026. 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM Central. Live, online only. A sneak peek at the 2027 courses and space to center yourself before year-end. →Meditation with Mercy Book ClubFour eight-week sessions each year, online or in person in West Houston. →Meditation Classes for BeginnersA welcoming place to begin, online or in person in West Houston. →Online Meditation Classes for BeginnersA small first step from home, with company for the return. →Online Meditation ClassesSmall-group practice from wherever you are. →Meditation Classes in HoustonSmall-group practice, online or in person in West Houston. →Mindfulness Training for ProfessionalsProfessional learning for teams carrying responsibility, conflict, and care. →Mindfulness Training for LawyersProfessional learning for lawyers, mediators, and teams carrying demanding work. →Mindfulness Training for Social WorkersProfessional learning for presence, boundaries, and demanding care work. →Upcoming GatheringsWalks, classes, and places to practice. →