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Top Meditation of 2004

The highest-rated meditation of 2004, ranked by community votes on Peakd.

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Acem Meditation

Acem Meditation is easy to learn

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Tokyo Tai Chi School

Authentic tai chi instruction with a focus on correct technique, breathing, and movement.

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Headspace

Live a healthier, happier, more well-rested life in just a few minutes a day

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Global Buddhist Network

An academic network of institutions fostering Buddhist Studies

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Sound Healing Center

Healing through sound in California

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Buddhify

Guided meditation app for on-the-go mindfulness

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Meditation Studio (Buddha at Work)

Learn meditation & Buddhism in Bethnal Green, East London

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Tranquility

Personalized meditation plans with guided sessions and sleep stories

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Tantric Yoga

Tantric yoga practice for spiritual growth and self-mastery

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Raja Yoga

The Raja Center is an online platform for Yoga & Meditation

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Soul Sounds Sound Healing

Sound Healing Melbourne Group sound bath

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Spirit Rock Meditation Center

Insight Meditation retreats and classes in Northern California

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best meditation in 2004?▾

Based on community votes, Acem Meditation is the highest-rated meditation of 2004, ranked #1 by the community.

How are annual rankings calculated?▾

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What changed from 2003?▾

Rankings shift as the community votes. New entrants may appear while others drop. Compare with the 2003 rankings to see movement.

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