One line a day, in order
A path through one master or one text, a day at a time. Tick each day as you go; your progress stays on this device. Nobody is watching, and there is no prize for finishing—only the text, which will still be there.
Seven days to begin
One line and one small practice a day, from seven different masters, for someone who has never done any of this.
The Gita in fourteen days
Thirteen verses that carry the whole argument, one a day, with the Sanskrit, so that by the end you can hear it.
Twenty-one days with Valluvar
A kural a day, in Tamil and English, from the book Tamils swear on in court and whisper to children.
Ten days with Sri Aurobindo and the Mother
The practical core of Integral Yoga—aspiration, rejection, surrender—in ten letters and ten small practices.
Bhakti: ten days on the path of love
Ramakrishna, Sarada Devi, Shirdi Sai, Neem Karoli Baba, Andal, Bharathi and Rumi on the one thing they all agreed about.