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Everyone who meditates well began by coming back.
Your earlier stamps came with you. They're now kept as your Lotus.
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A fresh meditation each day · a little kindness along the way
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Most important
Everyone who meditates well began by coming back.
The stamp is ready when you are.Today's stamp is kept.
Meditation is like the gym for your mind. Try a few minutes regularly, and notice what the practice is like for you.
Complete at least one small meditation a day to receive your daily stamp.
ਦਿਨ ਦੇ ਵਿਚਕਾਰ ਇੱਕ ਸ਼ਾਂਤ ਠਹਿਰਾਅ।
ਦਿਨ ਦੀ ਨਰਮ ਸ਼ੁਰੂਆਤ।
ਦਿਨ ਨੂੰ ਹੌਲੀ ਹੌਲੀ ਛੱਡੋ।
ਨਵੇਂ ਹੋ? ਇੱਥੋਂ ਸ਼ੁਰੂ ਕਰੋ। ਕੁਝ ਵੀ ਠੀਕ ਕਰਨ ਦੀ ਲੋੜ ਨਹੀਂ।
ਖ਼ੁਸ਼ੀ ਲਈ ਥੋੜ੍ਹੀ ਥਾਂ। ਕੁਝ ਵੀ ਠੀਕ ਕਰਨ ਦੀ ਲੋੜ ਨਹੀਂ।
ਦੌੜਦੇ ਮਨ ਲਈ ਪੰਜ ਸ਼ਾਂਤ ਮਿੰਟ।
ਉਦਾਸੀ ਨੂੰ ਮਹਿਮਾਨ ਵਾਂਗ ਆਉਣ ਦਿਓ: ਦਿਲ ਉੱਤੇ ਹੱਥ, ਹੌਲੀ ਸਾਹ, ਅਤੇ ਆਪਣੇ ਆਪ ਲਈ ਨਰਮੀ।
ਜਦੋਂ ਘਰ ਖ਼ਾਲੀ ਲੱਗੇ: ਘਰ ਸੁਰੱਖਿਅਤ ਹੈ, ਪਰਿਵਾਰ ਵਾਪਸ ਆ ਰਿਹਾ ਹੈ, ਅਤੇ ਤੁਹਾਨੂੰ ਪਿਆਰ ਕੀਤਾ ਜਾਂਦਾ ਹੈ।
Pierwszy raz tutaj? Zacznij od tej medytacji. Niczego nie musisz naprawiać.
Łagodny, spokojny początek dnia.
Spokojna przerwa w samym środku dnia.
Powoli odpuść miniony dzień.
दिन के बीच में एक शांत ठहराव।
दिन की एक नरम, शांत शुरुआत।
दिन को धीरे-धीरे छोड़ दें।
नए हैं? यहीं से शुरू करें। कुछ भी ठीक करने की ज़रूरत नहीं।
खुशी के लिए थोड़ी सी जगह। कुछ भी ठीक करने की ज़रूरत नहीं।
भागते मन के लिए पाँच शांत मिनट।
Una pausa tranquila en mitad del día.
Un comienzo suave y tranquilo del día.
Suelta el día poco a poco.
¿Primera vez? Empieza aquí. No hay nada que arreglar.
Première fois ? Commencez ici. Rien à corriger.
Un début de journée doux et calme.
Une pause calme au milieu de la journée.
Laissez la journée s'en aller doucement.
처음이신가요? 여기서 시작하세요. 고칠 것은 없어요.
부드럽고 고요한 하루의 시작.
하루 한가운데의 고요한 쉼.
하루를 천천히 내려놓으세요.
一天中间的安静停顿。
温柔、安静地开始新的一天。
让这一天慢慢放下。
第一次来?从这里开始。没有什么需要改正。
Da qui, con calma. Non c'è niente da correggere.
Un inizio morbido e quieto.
Una pausa quieta a metà giornata.
La giornata si posa, piano.
Από εδώ, με ηρεμία. Δεν υπάρχει κάτι να διορθώσεις.
Μια απαλή, ήσυχη αρχή.
Μια ήσυχη παύση στη μέση της ημέρας.
Η μέρα αφήνεται, σιγά.
ここから、ゆっくり。直すことは何もありません。
やさしく、静かな始まり。
一日の真ん中の、静かなひと休み。
一日が、ゆっくりと落ち着いていきます。
Uma pausa quieta no meio do dia.
Um começo suave e quieto.
O dia se aquieta, devagar.
Daqui, com calma. Não há nada a corrigir.
Von hier aus, in Ruhe. Es gibt nichts zu korrigieren.
Ein sanfter, stiller Anfang.
Eine stille Pause in der Mitte des Tages.
Der Tag kommt langsam zur Ruhe.
Dari sini, pelan-pelan. Tidak ada yang perlu diperbaiki.
Awal yang lembut dan tenang.
Jeda tenang di tengah hari.
Hari mereda, perlahan.
Từ đây, chậm rãi. Không có gì cần sửa.
Một khởi đầu nhẹ và yên.
Một khoảng nghỉ yên giữa ngày.
Ngày lắng xuống, chậm rãi.
Pause. Notice where your body is holding on. Loosen the jaw, drop the shoulders, unclench the hands — just a little. Soften your grip. Let kindness in.
Inhale gently. On the exhale, send a quiet wish of good to yourself. Next breath, send that same wish to someone nearby. Simple. Warm. Enough.
Before the day runs away, choose one small kindness — a message, a held door, a soft word. Do Only Good Everyday starts with one good thing.
Most important: Meditation is like the gym for your mind
When people start working out, the first week or two can feel like nothing is changing. The mirror looks the same, and many people stop.
The ones who keep going, gently, day after day, begin to feel stronger after two or three months. Then the people around them start to notice too.
Meditation works the same way.
In the first few days, it can feel like you're just sitting there. That's normal, and it's exactly when most people give up.
The change doesn't come from one perfect meditation. It comes from showing up, again and again.
So please be patient with yourself. Give it 30 days. Meditate every day, even for a few minutes, and quietly notice how you feel.
Keep going for three months, and don't be surprised if someone tells you your energy feels different. Calmer, kinder, lighter.
Here at DogeDharma, we've meditated almost every day for more than five years, for a minimum of 30 minutes a day, and often up to 60 minutes or longer.
There were a few days we missed, when we were sick or life just didn't leave time. Even then, we made time whenever we could, and we always came back the next day.
That's the secret. It isn't about being perfect.
Consistency is the key, and it simply means coming back every day.
Meditation gave us so much, and DogeDharma exists to share that gift with you, always for free.
Wherever you are on your path, new or experienced, you're welcome here.
Take one quiet breath, and begin today. Your first stamp is waiting.
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Nothing at this length yet
For the days you have time to stay. Sixty minutes, mostly silence.
Coming soon. When it is ready, it will wait for you here.
Like the gym, a little each day. Give it 30 days.
Begin small. Settle in. Go deeper when it feels right.
When you're ready, try 5 minutes. Soften and Rest is a gentle next step.
When you're ready, try 10 minutes. More silence, same softness. Nothing Is Missing is a kind place to start.
Settle in, and let the body arrive before the mind does.
Ten quiet minutes to settle down, make some room, and rest in the quiet.
Short meditations still count. Some days, two minutes is the right meditation.
A breath or two. A gentle place to start.
Nothing here for this theme yet.
A short, gentle pause for one slow, kind breath, and a little kindness for yourself.
For a meeting or an interview. Feet on the floor, shoulders down, eyes open, then walk in.
Two minutes off the keys. Let the eyes rest far away, then come back to the work.
A short meditation, about two minutes. Slow breath, soft shoulders, still water.
Two minutes for a busy moment. Feet on the floor, a few slow breaths, and you're here.
For after a hard day or a tough moment. Name what happened, remember that hard times come to all of us, and offer yourself one gentle word.
Before a new idea, or before you start coding. Hands in your lap, one clear breath, then the first line.
One breath while it loads. Eyes open, hands loose, and let the breath fill and empty like the bar.
A few gentle minutes: there's nothing to get right, wandering is normal, and coming back is the practice.
A short meditation before a big decision on a screen. Hand off the mouse, eyes off the screen, two slow breaths. It won't tell you what to choose.
A short meditation between matches. Hands empty, eyes open, one breath in the gap.
A short meditation before you open the screen. The screen is a closed door, and you are on this side. Nothing to decide.
Three minutes to find a calm heart before a tough conversation with your teen.
A three-minute breath for you, eyes open, right in the middle of a toddler meltdown.
A short meditation between patients. One breath, then the next person.
A few minutes between meetings or tasks. Two slow breaths, wipe the board clean, and meet the next thing fresh.
Five gentle minutes for when life looks full but the heart still feels restless.
One simple thing to hold: count ten slow breaths. Lose count? Start again at one. Starting again is the practice.
Five kind minutes for when you've reached your goals and still feel a quiet emptiness.
Five minutes of steady love for when your teen needs space, and a little for you too.
A few quiet minutes before you show a home. Feet on the floor, then you begin.
A short meditation before a test. Nothing to cram. Just arrive.
A short meditation before you share something. One breath, then the choice is yours.
A short meditation with your pet beside you.
A few minutes when the house is loud. A small quiet of your own.
A short meditation that is just for you.
A meditation of thanks for a pet you love.
When frustration is between you. A meditation that does not take a side.
A quiet meditation after a long shift. Set the day down.
A meditation of thanks for someone you love.
When the work piles up. A meditation that asks less of you.
Ten quiet minutes once the house is still: let the day go and be kind to yourself.
Ten minutes of rest with nothing to prove, for anyone who feels they must keep achieving first.
A quiet meditation for missing a pet. Nothing to rush.
A quiet meditation for a hard stretch. Nothing to fix. Company, and room to breathe.
Set the day down. An evening meditation, unhurried.
For the start of the day.
Nothing here for this theme yet.
A quick, warm wish for one dear person, then one tiny act to let them know. A short 'thinking of you' text is plenty.
A couple of minutes. A few words, then a small quiet. Nothing to do with it but let it be.
Two minutes for a busy moment. Feet on the floor, a few slow breaths, and you're here.
A gentle start to the day: soft breaths, kind thoughts, and one small kindness to carry.
A short meditation after a long session. Come back through touch: palms, feet, the chair that held you.
A short meditation after you close the screen. The numbers live in the head; the feet have none. Let them stay behind.
Five minutes before a session. Eyes open, hands off the controller, arrive before you play.
A gentle next step after Your First Meditation. Breath, then body, a short quiet, and coming back. No counting, nothing to get right.
Five minutes, mostly silence. A short settling, one long quiet, and a soft voice to bring you back.
Five minutes of goodwill for the people you pass or serve today. Each one has a whole life, as full as yours.
A meditation on being a friend to yourself. One kind word, and a little room.
For a day that stayed quiet. A soft place to land.
When a deal does not go through. A meditation to set it down and come back to yourself.
When insecurity visits. A meditation that lets it be here, and lets you stay.
After a relationship ends. Company for the ache, with nothing to rush.
A longer quiet, with a soft voice now and then.
For when the day gets busy.
Nothing here for this theme yet.
A quiet reset, right in the middle of the day.
A calm look before you press the button. Slow down for one breath, then ship with care.
Five quiet minutes with the one thing in front of you. The rest can wait.
Five quiet minutes for when the work won't move. Nothing to force.
Five quiet minutes to set the work down. It will be there when you come back.
For coders and builders. One calm breath before you ship. Calm hands, check once, then let it go.
For long compiles and slow builds. Use the wait for a few easy breaths instead of refreshing. Eyes open is fine.
A short meditation after a loss or a hot moment. Open hands. No replay. The heat leaves in its own time.
A short meditation after a hard session, good or bad. The body leans forward; let it lean back. Nothing to chase.
For a hard conversation or a big room. Feel the chair, slow the breath, then speak.
For after a long bug hunt. Let go of the jaw, the shoulders and the eyes, and be kind to whoever wrote the bug. Maybe you.
For the middle of a sprint. Come back to clear instead of wired, drink some water, and see your team as people.
Five minutes of just listening. Sounds come and go, and you let them.
A meditation of gratitude for someone beside you.
Ten quiet minutes before you open the screen. Body first. Nothing to decide.
Ten quiet minutes between matches. Hands down, eyes open, one steady breath before the next one.
Ten quiet minutes before a choice you can't take back today. Look through each door calmly, then choose with care.
Ten quiet minutes in the middle of an ordinary day. Stop, notice what's here, and start the afternoon fresh.
Ten quiet minutes for when the work won't move. Stop pushing, look with loose hands, and go easy on the builder.
Ten quiet minutes after a big match or a tournament. A win and a loss both pass through. Come back to center either way.
Ten quiet minutes of kindness toward someone you find hard. No fixing them, no excusing them. Just a wish.
A gentle first longer meditation. Breath, body, sounds and a short kind wish, then a long quiet. The voice comes back softly at the end.
When an old hurt returns. A meditation to meet it without picking it back up.
Ten quiet minutes for when the work you love feels heavy. Rest without quitting, and remember your worth isn't your output.
Ten quiet minutes on watching without being swept away. Rest on the bank while things move, with a long quiet in the middle.
Twenty minutes with the breath. Settle in, rest your attention on breathing, and come back each time you wander.
Twenty minutes of open awareness. Let sounds, sensations and thoughts come and go while you meditate and notice.
About twenty minutes before a block of focused work. Gather your attention, sit in a long quiet, and set one clear, kind intention.
An hour for experienced meditators. Settle on the breath, open out when you're ready, with a soft bell and one short line every fifteen minutes.
For kindness, to yourself and others.
Nothing here for this theme yet.
Kind wishes for yourself, someone you love, a stranger, and then every living thing.
For when the answer was no. A pitch that passed, a door that closed. Go easy on yourself.
Five minutes with the person at the other end of what you build. Make it kind for them.
Five minutes for after a good day. Enjoy it, stay humble and steady, and pass some of the good along.
Five minutes on being kind in voice chat. Let a sharp comment pass, and be the voice that lifts someone up.
Ten minutes with one household task, done slowly and with care. Eyes open, standing or sitting.
Ten quiet minutes after a hard session, good or bad. Nothing to chase, nothing to prove. Back to the middle.
Ten quiet minutes after a loss or a hot moment. No replay. Let the heat go on its own.
Twenty minutes of kind wishes, one person at a time, with a warm quiet after each: you, someone dear, someone you barely know, someone difficult, and everyone.
Thirty minutes of kindness. Kind wishes for you, someone dear, someone neutral, someone difficult and all beings, then a long, warm quiet.
A long stillness, mostly quiet, with a gentle voice at the start and the end.
For the end of the day.
Nothing here for this theme yet.
For after a launch, or after a bug. Step back and let it land before the next thing.
Let the day come to a close. Soften from head to toe, and set it down for now.
Five minutes of rest for busy hands and screen-tired eyes. Gentle finger and eye movements, eyes open the whole time.
Five minutes before you open the screen or after you close it. Never during a live decision.
Five minutes for after a hard day at the screen. No replay, no verdict. Let the day be what it was, and go easy on yourself.
Ten quiet minutes for a heavy or grieving day. It won't try to cheer you up. It just keeps you company.
Ten quiet minutes after a long session. Come back to the room, and to the body that stayed here.
Ten quiet minutes at the end of a building day. Set the work down where it is. No post-mortem.
Ten quiet minutes after you walk in the door. Let the outside day settle, and arrive before the evening begins.
Ten quiet minutes for pets, strays and every creature. Wish them safe, warm and loved, with Kobe, DogeDharma's best buddy.
Ten quiet minutes for something you're waiting on. Let the outcome stay open, and rest without knowing.
Ten minutes, mostly silence. A few words to settle in, a long quiet, a few words to come back.
Ten quiet minutes after you close the screen. The day was not its numbers. Leave them where they are.
Ten quiet minutes after back-to-back meetings. Let the voices fade, and come back to your own pace.
Fifteen minutes for a lunch break or the end of the workday. Set the work down, then three quiets, with a soft voice back after each.
A longer loving-kindness meditation. A quiet wish of ease, for you and for others.
A warm first long meditation. Breath, body, sounds and a kind wish, with a soft check-in every few minutes, so you're never alone in the quiet for long.
Every meditation is free, and always open.
Every meditation adds a block to the House of Kindness.
A gold stamp marks each day you meditate. Days turn over at 12:00 AM your time.
Every path begins with one quiet breath.
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On-chain stamps count real meditation days only.
Rest days are part of practice.
Sound baths are resting for now. Return to your meditations
Soft singing bowls to help you settle. Close your eyes, breathe naturally, and let the sound wash over you.
A quiet timer
The screen stays dark. A temple bell marks the start and the end.
Minutes
Interval
Background
Bell
A quiet timer. Not medical advice.
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Meditating
A quiet timer. Not medical advice.
The bell
The bell has closed the meditation.
Carry one kind act into your day.
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With Kobe
A slow stretch or a short walk, then two quiet minutes. You tap when you have done it.
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With Kobe
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With Kobe
No walks saved on this phone yet
Stamp today keeps this walk on this phone. It is a keepsake.
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Gentle movement only. Not medical advice. Stop if anything hurts, and check with a doctor if you're unsure.
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A gift
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Tips are optional and non-refundable. Thank you for being kind.
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Kindness tip
For builders
A light pause for people who code or sit at a desk.
Gentle breaks only. Not medical advice. Stop if anything hurts.
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60 seconds · Silent
> compiling calm... 01:00
build
Inhale, and build.
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Two minutes · Silent
02:00
The bug will still be there in two minutes. So will you.
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Desk stretch
Every 20 minutes, look about 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
00:40
Gentle breaks only. Not medical advice. Stop if anything hurts.
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One kind thing
Leave one helpful review comment for another developer. Then claim.
Ship Kindly
1 kind ship on this phone
Gentle breaks only. Not medical advice. Stop if anything hurts.
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On this phone
Finish a meditation, and a lotus opens.
A missed day only waits. Nothing wilts.
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Today
Kobe is glad. That was enough.
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This month
1,000 meditations this month helps a pet rescue.
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A quiet reply
That is enough. Carry one kind thing with you.
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Gentle stories that teach kids kindness and breathing.
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The house
Kobe is keeping the doors while we finish the first pieces.
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The house
DogeDharma is a small house, made with love by people who meditate every day, and looked after by Kobe.
Kobe is our real-life dog and DogeDharma's ambassador. He's DogeDharma's best buddy and the heart behind everything we share, from the meditations to our posts on X and Instagram.
Meditation changed our lives, and when friends asked how to get started, we went looking for a good free place to send them. Most places wanted money, an account, or an email address first. So we built something different: a free meditation dApp. It feels as simple as a website, and anyone can press play. No account, no email list, no payment. Along the way we added kindness practices and gentle intros for kids, with DogeDharma and Kobe. Do Only Good Everyday.
The house
DogeDharma is a little house of kindness, built on truth and positivity. We share free guided meditations for anyone who needs a softer moment, help pets find loving homes through trusted adoption groups, and celebrate everyday kindness. For little ones, DogeDharma and Kobe share gentle videos that introduce kids to meditation, calm breathing, sharing and caring for others. It's all built around one promise: Do Only Good Everyday. DogeDharma and Kobe watch over the house. Come rest a while.
Doge is the famous Shiba Inu, the internet's happiest dog. Dharma is an old word for the good path. Together it means walking the good path with a joyful heart: be kind, stay calm, and do only good, every day.
Yes, always. There is a growing library of short guided meditations, from a quick minute to longer sessions. Pick one, press play, and breathe with us. No sign-up needed. No wallet is needed. Only have a minute? Try a one-minute meditation with DogeDharma. New to it all? Read how to start a daily 5-minute habit.
Every meditation, stamp and kindness tool is free, and always will be.
Because getting started with meditation shouldn't cost anything or ask for your details.
Short, gentle adventures for little ones about sharing, waiting your turn, and caring for others. You can watch them on our Little ones page or on YouTube at @DogeDharma.
We're not a shelter, but we point you to trusted places like Adopt-a-Pet, Petfinder and the ASPCA, so a soft heart can find its home.
The shop is coming soon. Kobe is keeping the doors while we finish the first pieces.
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Last updated: October 7, 2026. Written in plain language. This is not legal advice.
DogeDharma is a little house of kindness. Do Only Good Everyday. If a line here is unclear, write to house@dogedharma.com.
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You can also keep a Meditation Stamp on the DogeOS Chikyū test network. It is public. It is tied to your wallet address. It stays there. It is a free keepsake. It is not real DOGE, and it has no money value.
We never see or hold your private keys or your seed phrase. We read the public address. We ask for a signature or a transaction only when you approve it in your wallet.
Join the house asks for your email, and a first name if you want to give one. We send that to MailerLite so we can mail a quiet letter now and then: kindness, new pieces, pets news, and a guided meditation.
We use your email for those letters. We do not sell it. Every letter has a link to unsubscribe. You can also email house@dogedharma.com.
Card checkout happens on Etsy, under Etsy’s policies. DOGE payments and tips are on the chain. They are public, and they are final.
Ask DogeDharma is a kind listener on the site. It is separate from your journal. What you type is sent to an AI service so it can write a reply. We do not save the conversation.
Please don’t share private details. Leave out your full name, your address, and anything about a child.
We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages help people. It sets cookies. We don’t use it for ads, and we don’t sell that data.
You can opt out by blocking cookies in your browser, or with Google’s opt-out add-on.
The site is hosted on Cloudflare. Cloudflare may also keep basic, privacy-friendly visit counts.
Some films play from YouTube. YouTube can see that a film was opened. Your phone may also remember small things for you, such as the days you meditated, a shop bag, or a reminder. Those stay on your device.
The kids pages do not ask a child for a name, an email, a wallet, or a payment. There is no shop and no pay there. The same visit counts still run. The films play from YouTube. Please don’t type a child’s private details into Ask.
Teachers and parents may share the meditations and videos for teaching that isn’t a business.
The wall stores the kind act and the date. We read each note before it is shown. Notes that pass are public. Please don’t include personal details.
We don’t keep your name. For about a week we keep a scrambled record of the network address, so the wall isn’t flooded. The thanks on a note is public.
Meditations, the quiet support lines, and Ask DogeDharma are for wellness and kindness. They are not medical advice, and they are not a doctor.
If you are in danger, call 911. In Canada and the United States you can also call or text 988. Anywhere else, use your local emergency number.
We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe we have some, email house@dogedharma.com and we will delete it.
Email house@dogedharma.com to see, correct, or delete what we hold, such as a house letter or a good deed. Your journal and phone stamps are only on your device. We don’t have a copy. A private backup is a file you keep. We never receive it. A stamp on the test network is public, and we cannot erase it.
When this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. Terms stay beside this page.
The house
Last updated: October 7, 2026. Written in plain language. This is not legal advice.
Welcome to the house. Do Only Good Everyday. By using DogeDharma you agree to these short terms. Questions go to house@dogedharma.com. How we handle information is on the Privacy page.
Meditate, read, and share kindness in good faith. Leave other people their privacy. Don’t use the house to harm anyone, to harass, or to break the law.
Meditations and the meditations are for wellness and calm. They are not medical advice, not therapy, and not a substitute for a doctor. In an emergency, call 911. In Canada and the United States you can also call or text 988. Anywhere else, use your local emergency number.
Meditation Stamps on the DogeOS Chikyū test network have no money value. They are free keepsakes. They are not real DOGE. A stamp kept only on your phone stays on that phone.
DOGE tips and Pay with DOGE are on the chain. They are public, and they are final. You are responsible for your wallet, your keys, and the address you send to. We never hold your keys or your seed phrase.
Card checkout happens on Etsy, under Etsy’s policies.
The DogeDharma name, the house mark, and the DogeDharma and Kobe art on this site belong to DogeDharma. Please don’t copy them for another shop. Teachers and parents may share the meditations and videos for non-commercial teaching.
The site is offered as it is. Meditations, stamps, letters, and the shop can pause. We don’t promise the site will always be available, or that a testnet stamp will always be readable. To the extent the law allows, DogeDharma is not liable for loss from using the site, a wallet, or a chain.
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