Starts Saturday 27 February 2027, online

Dru Meditation Mastery Levels 2 and 3: Online meditation teacher training

At last! The dates for the completion of your Meditation Mastery course are now available. Become a highly empowered meditation teacher, or master the art of meditation for yourself.

Dru Meditation tutor, Zori, meditating outdoors in warm evening light with her eyes closed, two other meditators beside her.
  • 10 Saturdays, 27 February 2027 to 4 March 2028
  • Levels 2 and 3 together, as one course
  • For graduates of Level 1
  • Pay monthly over 13 months, or up front

Online

Interactive small group tutorials run shortly after each teaching day.

40 hours of CPD for Dru Yoga and Dru Meditation DPN members.

Meditation is far more than a refreshing stillness. It is a highly potent method of helping you become the person you’ve always wanted to be, and of delivering effective human and spiritual transformation for the people around you.

For Level 1 graduates

Is this you?

You care about this world. You know you have a great contribution to make to people’s lives, and you come alive when watching people grow stronger and more empowered, meet the ups and downs of life, and create a life that’s taking them towards their most fulfilling goals.

If that’s you, meditation teaching is one of the most time-honoured ways to help people discover their greatness and begin living it. You can be an instrument of their transformation.

And it starts with you. If you’ve done Level 1, this is the moment you’ve been waiting for: the chance to take everything you’ve learned, use it to master your emotional landscape and your attitudes, heal past hurts, move towards the goals that matter most to you, and help others do the same.

The Dru meditation method

Master your inner world in three stages

You discover how to develop the three stages of Dru meditation:

  1. Observation (which many people know as mindfulness) gives you freedom in the ups and downs of life.
  2. Understanding unfolds the laws and principles that govern your feelings, your attitudes, your relationships and your world.
  3. Design and transformation gives you the ability to recreate your world, inside and outside, into the state you’d like.
Woman with her eyes closed and her hands pressed together in front of her face, practising meditation against a gold and teal evening sky
Group of people practising Dru meditation together on a hillside, sitting on the grass with their eyes closed and hands resting open

Levels 2 and 3

What we’ll explore together

This course builds on your explorations through the physical, pranic and manomaya layers. You’ll complete your discovery of manomaya kosha and open the doorway to the exciting world of vijnanamaya kosha, the realm of our attitudes, beliefs and higher wisdom. These turn out to be the part of ourselves that creates our world.

  • The potency of mantra: repeated words in Sanskrit or your chosen language that empower your emotions and give them wings to fly on.
  • Turning up the volume: discover that it’s possible to turn up the volume of any experience you’d like, by choice and without effort.
  • Designing your attitudes: learn to design the world of your attitudes to empower the qualities you’d like to have and manifest more of the life you’d like to lead.
  • Wider guidance: reach a level of consciousness that, in Dru understanding, offers guidance from the whole of humanity (and perhaps even your own divinity), beyond the limits of your own mind in this time and place.

What you’ll take away

By the end of the course

You will have explored how to:

  • Catch a reactive pattern as it begins, and turn the volume of old emotions down and of enthusiasm, passion and love up.
  • Design the inner states you’d like to live in.
  • Choose the attitudes and beliefs you’d like to live by.
  • Tune into intuition and wider wisdom for the everyday difficulties of life.
  • Lead other people towards their own mastery of these capabilities.

Teaching meditation

Become a teacher who lights the way

Learning to become a good meditation teacher is about learning to ‘be’, rather than ‘do’. It’s a remarkable state to be in: you tune into your own self and in that stillness discern the needs of the people you are teaching. With this comes an experience of rest, of being carried, of oneness and profoundly fulfilling stillness.

In contrast to teaching yoga, or nearly any other type of training, instead of looking for many visual cues on what people need, you learn to find these within your own connected state.

Don’t see yourself as a teacher? We hope you will have begun to understand by now that, in fact, learning to teach meditation is a great way to become a great meditator. Even if you never teach a class!

As a meditation teacher, the less you do, the stronger you become, and the more you tune into your intuition, the more effective you are. Students love the experience of a teacher who moves from doing to being, resting in great love and respect for their students, and being aware from the inside of what they need next.

Man in profile with his hands together at his chest, looking towards the mountains in quiet meditation

You will learn

  • The format of a meditation class, the processes that help people meditate, and the ones that get in their way.
  • How to start where your students are, with simpler techniques for people who attend a weekly class and don’t practise in between.
  • How to guide meditations, and know what makes a meditation work, so you can let go of the videos and recordings.
  • Sample lesson plans, and a first go at planning your own.
  • Plenty of practice in a kind, supportive group of like-minded people, where every effort is a platform of accomplishment and meditating together takes you deeper.

You’ll be able to guide people to sit comfortably, relax effectively while staying alert and full of energy (the balance between relaxation and activation is one of the great keys to meditation), and observe, understand and design new states for themselves.

Learning to teach meditation is within reach of anyone who cares about people, wants to make a major contribution to the world, and is willing to listen on the inside. In our experience, few people receive this training in Western society, and it builds life skills that are remarkably potent in everyday life.

Many people know meditation would be good for them and don’t know where to start. In our experience, many trainees find people around them begin asking to be guided, and you become someone who knows where to start. Trainees tell us it’s fun and empowering, and that it often brings successes they never thought they’d manage.

Even if you never teach a class

What you gain from meditation teacher training, even if you don’t plan to teach meditation

Even if you do not plan to teach, you will find the meditation teaching syllabus tremendously rewarding.

The skills you’ll learn about being, about tuning into people and their needs, about connecting with your inner self in order to learn how to guide others, become highly practical skills you can apply in everyday life, enriching:

  • your relationships with your friends
  • your relationships at work
  • your experiences in meetings
  • your experiences in trainings of any kind
  • the everyday life of your family

In their words

What participants say

I was nervous about the time commitment but was convinced to take part when a tutor described how it somehow opens up time and creates more. I have found this to be true. I have carved out time for practice and in return more space has appeared in life. Hard to explain but I think it is to do with enhanced focus and less ruminating.

Clairemedical research manager, North East England

This course is truly transformational as opposed to simply giving tools to find peace within. It also gives a really firm level of support to make an ongoing meditation practice very possible.

Lizyoga teacher, Norfolk

Dru Meditation is the power tool I use to clear the debris from my body and mind.

Adidesigner, Sydney

Where it leads

A journey towards lasting mastery

This course starts you on a journey towards lasting mastery of your emotions, your attitudes and your energy. In our experience, you’ll come to know your own heart, mind, emotions and energy body as few people in the Western world do, and you’ll be ready to share that depth with others. You’ll make the journey in a warm, supportive community of like-minded people, and in our experience many become lifelong friends.

Is it the right time?

Who this is for

To join, you will have

  • Completed Level 1 and you’re ready for the next stage
  • Or completed the Dru Meditation Teacher Training and want to refresh

And you might be

  • A yoga teacher, therapist or coach who’d love to guide your students and clients into deeper stillness
  • A conscious leader, very aware of people’s state in a room or a conversation
  • Someone who never thought you’d teach, and you’re curious now
  • Someone who cares about people and living in line with your purpose

And if completing the Dru Meditation Mastery course has been on your list for a few years, welcome back. We saved you a seat!

The whole experience was wonderfully nurturing. From the fabulous tutors and their sessions of yoga and relaxation … and, of course, the deep stillness of the meditations with kindred souls.

Fionafarmer, Renfrewshire

Finding space and giving yourself time to reconnect on a deeper level with yourself and others.

Evonnephysiotherapist, Manchester

It’s like coming home to have a little rest inside

Christineyoga teacher

Who you’ll learn with

Your team

Andrew Wells

Joint CEO, Dru UK

Originally an engineer, Andrew has taught in more than 30 countries and leads Dru’s advanced yoga, meditation and spirituality courses … ›

Alison Boyle, Dru Meditation tutor, smiling with green hills and a still lake behind her

Alison Boyle

Tutor

Alison coordinates Dru Yoga Teacher Training and, with 30 years’ experience, guides meditation trainings. For 15 years she has helped lead Dru’s advanced meditation courses.

Pauline Ward, Dru Meditation tutor, smiling with green foliage behind her

Pauline Ward

Tutor

Pauline has taught on Dru Yoga Teacher Training courses for the last 20 years and brings a wealth of deep stillness to Dru’s meditation teacher training, alongside Jane Saraswati Clapham.

Gillian Beeson

Tutor

Gillian is a Dru Meditation and Yoga teacher. Her warm, engaging style is loved by her meditation and yoga course participants … ›

Rita Goswami

Tutor

Rita is a tutor who believes that giving people the skills, tools and resources to connect with themselves, others, nature and spirit helps create the communities of tomorrow … ›

Jane Saraswati Clapham

Tutor

Jane has taught with Dru for 40 years, especially meditation, sound and youth work. She developed Dru’s Kids and Teens course and leads advanced meditation and sound programmes … ›

Alongside them is a team of highly experienced Dru Meditation teachers who are with you on the course as support tutors, because they love to keep coming back and helping people discover the fulfilment of great meditation.

When and where

Dates for the full course

Ten Saturdays, online. Interactive small group tutorials run shortly after each teaching day.

2027: seven days

2028: three days

Assignments and assessments

Assignments and assessments apply only if you plan to gain a teaching diploma.

Your questions

Frequently asked questions about Dru Meditation Mastery Levels 2 and 3

Do I have to want to teach?

No. Many people join for their own development, and the teaching skills enrich their relationships and everyday life.

What will I gain if I don’t plan to teach?

Even if you do not plan to teach, you will find the meditation teaching syllabus tremendously rewarding. The skills you’ll learn about being, about tuning into people and their needs, and about connecting with your inner self become highly practical skills you can apply in everyday life, enriching your relationships with friends, at work, in meetings and trainings of any kind, and in your family.

Can I repeat the course?

Yes, and many people do.

Is Level 1 enough preparation?

This course is for you if you’ve completed Level 1 and you’re ready for the next stage, or if you’ve already completed the Dru Meditation Teacher Training and want to refresh.

Is the course online?

Yes, the course is online.

When are the dates?

The course runs over ten Saturdays. In 2027 they are 27 February, 10 April, 22 May, 3 July, 14 August, 25 September and 30 October. In 2028 they are 5 February, 19 February and 4 March (all three are still to be confirmed). Interactive small group tutorials run shortly after each teaching day.

Does the course carry CPD?

Yes. The course carries 40 hours of CPD for Dru Yoga or Dru Meditation teachers who are members of the Dru Professional Network (DPN). You can read how CPD works at Dru in our CPD guidelines.

How much does the course cost?

The Standard price is £1,235, paid as £95 a month for 13 months, or £1,160 in one payment. Early Bird prices (until 27 January 2027) and Super Early Bird prices (until 30 November 2026) save more, for example £1,080 in one payment at Super Early Bird.

Will I get to know the other participants?

Yes. You’ll learn in a warm, supportive community of like-minded people, and in our experience meditating together helps you reach a deeper, fuller state. Many people build friendships that last long after the course.

Are there assignments and assessments?

Assignments and assessments apply only if you plan to gain a teaching diploma. If you are joining for your own development, you can simply take part in the teaching days and tutorials.

Who is this course for?

It’s for people who have completed Level 1 or the Dru Meditation Teacher Training and who care about people and living in line with their purpose. Many are yoga teachers, therapists or coaches, or conscious leaders, and some have never thought they’d teach and are curious now.

What will I explore?

You’ll complete your discovery of manomaya kosha and open the doorway to vijnanamaya kosha, the realm of attitudes, beliefs and higher wisdom. You’ll work with mantra and wider guidance, learn to design the world of your attitudes, and learn how to guide others in meditation.

Dru Meditation Mastery training group meditating beside Llyn Idwal in Cwm Idwal, with Y Garn and the Glyders behind, Snowdonia, Wales

Your contribution

Can one meditator make a difference?

Becoming a strong meditation practitioner, or even a teacher, is one of the greatest ways you can contribute to a world yearning for greater peace and compassion. Whether you care about the climate, a more peaceful world, or the lives of the people close to you, the ripple-out effect of people who have learnt to master their mind, emotions and life is often astonishing.

  • Mystics in many traditions describe how meditators enhance the butterfly effect.
  • Research on meditation points to benefits for people’s health, relationships, emotional mastery and social networks.
  • In our own experience at Dru, when we gather groups of people to meditate together, we have even seen headlines change.

Of course, it’s very hard to prove the effects of meditation at a global level, but one thing we can be sure of is this:

If you feel more connected, are travelling your path to fulfilment and can help others do the same, it’s hard to think of much more you can do to create a more peaceful world.

You’re invited

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The course starts on Saturday 27 February 2027, online. We hope this course helps you become an ever more remarkable spiritual adventurer on this planet!

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