kmindr Introduction

Roadmap for Using kmindr
  1. 1 kmindr Intro Overview
  2. 2 CTPI / ATCI Test (Login & payment required)
  3. 3 Personalized Practice Plan Tailored routine
  4. 4 Actual Practice (Login & payment required)

Value

‘kmindr’ is a form of ‘K-Meditation’ that integrates traditional Korean Buddhist practices with psychology and neuroscience. It is a meditation platform designed to promote a healthy and happy life through three key principles: mind review, mind revolution, and mind reset. Based on a preliminary psychological assessment that considers each individual’s physical characteristics and personality structure, kmindr offers personalized lifestyle habits and meditation methods that are best suited to each user. Meditation practices that do not align with an individual's needs may actually have negative effects on the body and mind. This solution is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of religious background.

K-Meditation focuses on facilitating positive changes in brain function. It aims to stabilize the amygdala, which can be impaired by modern stress, and activate the prefrontal cortex. It also helps reduce greed, anger, and ignorance, while strengthening both physical and mental immunity. K-Meditation enhances self-regulation and resilience, helping individuals recover quickly from failure or fear. With regular practice, it can enhance the power of love, peace, insight, and wisdom.


Republic of Korea(South Korea) is the only country where the traditional practices of Mahāyāna Buddhism have been continuously preserved and passed down since their transmission to East Asia. Many of today’s popular meditation techniques can trace their roots to the 1,600-year-old tradition of K-Meditation. At kmindr, basic posture and breathing training are offered free to everyone. The solution includes vocal meditation based on Korean script and Buddhist mantras, bell sound meditation, mindfulness practices, and Seon(Korean Zen) meditation techniques. kmindr will also continue to share valuable meditation-related content through YouTube.

Psychological Examination

We are asking for two types of essential psychological tests before we go into meditation.

CTPI 이미지

CTPI

CTPI is based on four types of medicine that Lee Je-ma systematized based on empirical research and clinical practice.
He was a great Confucian and medical scholar in Korea in the 1900s, and he systematized this theory based on the Confucian thoughts of Confucius and Mencius, as well as The Yin-Yang(nagative-positive) and Five Elements Theory of the Book of Changes.
This test diagnoses physical and personality traits and provides guidance on improving an individual's life and appropriate meditation methods.

ATCI 이미지

ATCI

ATCI is a tool developed based on the study of Yogacara, the psychology of Mahayana Buddhism.
This tool will present one's mental state and the meditation methods and meditation sequences that are most appropriate for one.

Expected effect

Resilience in your body and mind will not only give you confidence and vitality in your life, but it will also bring you the realization that you become the life's protagonist.
Performance through K-meditation will bring you the gift of love and peace, freedom and wisdom.
We hope that our kmindr solutions will help relieve your stress and enhance your physical and mental resilience.

kmindr program

Introduction of Dr. SG, Kim

Dr SG, Kim have been practicing and researching Buddhism for more than 30 years, including meditation on hot topic, traditional Korean Buddhism practice. He majored in psychology at university and applied Buddhism at graduate school. He earned his doctorate degree through a thesis titled "The Complementary Study of Cognitive Therapy and Buddhist Yogacara," which combines cognitive psychology and Buddhist Yogacara knowledge. He is licensed by the Korean government as a clinical psychologist(2nd class. Ministry of Health and Welfare) and youth counselor (3rd class, Ministry of Gender Equality and Family).
He wrote ‘Korean Buddhist practitioners, the genealogy of Buddhist practitioners(佛脈)’ (published by: woori Publishing Co., 2004.12) that combines the flow of Korean Buddhism and the records of major practitioners Since Buddhism spread to Korea around 1600 years ago. He also wrote ‘Seon(禪), like this and this’ (published by: Hakisa, 2025, 01), a book that explains easily the teachings of Buddhist monk Daehye Jonggo(大慧宗杲), who advocated Ganhwaseon during the Song Dynasty of China, more than 1,000 years ago with his colleagues.
In addition, he translated and published early Buddhist practice books ‘Sutra of Compassionate Mind(염처경, 念處經)’(Published by Jeongwoo books, 2018.01) and ‘The Sutra of the Way of Practice(수행도지경, 修行道地經)’(Published by Jeongwoo books, 2018.01). He also co-published ‘Korea's Soul, Pavilion’(Published by: Folklore, 2015. 07), a book on pavilions and pavilions, the site of scholarship and discipline of ancient Korean scholars.
For seven years from 1592, he has written ‘Imjin War and Du Sa-chung’ (Published by the Peace Publisher,2025, 01), which dealt with the international wars between Joseon(Korea) and Japan and the life of a Chinese expert who sees the fortunes of water, wind, and land. He is a journalist who worked as a reporter for a daily newspaper for the past 35 years. He was a journalist in politics, economy, society, and culture, and last served as editor-in-chief.