Five Minutes of Quiet
Sit quietly and focus on your breath for five minutes each day. Check in once a day.
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Daily facts and stats about calm, mindfulness and Zen arts and history, plus real challenges to put them to work.
What is Zen called in China, where it first developed?
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One ranked attempt per day. Practice as much as you like.
Join one, log your days or post your proof. Finishing earns XP and the Finisher badge.
Sit quietly and focus on your breath for five minutes each day. Check in once a day.
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Write a 5-7-5 haiku about something you noticed today. Post your poem.
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Clear and simplify one drawer, shelf or desk. Post a before-and-after photo link.
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Live counts from ZenChallenge.com. All arena stats →
Earned on any arena, shown on your profile everywhere.
Add your email to keep your level, streak and badges if you switch devices, and carry them to every iChallenge arena. One email when you save; no spam.
Fund a prize on ZenChallenge.com and your brand sits on the challenge card, the leaderboard and every finisher's share. Prizes only appear once they're funded, so players can trust what they see.
Challenges are habit-based community games, not medical advice. Always consult a professional for health decisions.
Free to play. Scores and streaks are tracked on the leaderboard.
Everyone on this arena gets the same five questions each day, from easy to hard. You get one ranked attempt; practice rounds are unlimited.
100 points per correct answer, up to 50 more for answering quickly, a combo multiplier for answers in a row, and 150 bonus points for a perfect round.
Yes. Playing, streaks, badges and leaderboards are free. Some challenges carry a sponsor-funded prize; the challenge card shows it when one is funded.