Our Story
About Cultivate Meditation Academy
Cultivate Meditation, led by Ronn Pawo McLane, is a highly respected and accredited institution in the field of mindfulness and meditation. With a commitment to providing comprehensive and transformative training, Cultivate Meditation offers a range of courses and programs designed to empower individuals on their mindfulness journey.
With their three distinct paths - the Personal Growth Path, the Meditation Teacher Mastery Path, and the Mindfulness Coaching Path - students have the opportunity to pursue their unique goals and interests.
Under Ronn Pawo McLane's guidance, a seasoned meditator with decades of experience, students receive exceptional instruction and guidance in developing their mindfulness practice.
Cultivate Meditation is dedicated to nurturing a supportive and inclusive learning environment, enabling students to cultivate inner peace, resilience, and well-being through the power of mindfulness.
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Founder of Cultivate Meditation Academy
Ronn Pawo McLane
Ronn was introduced to meditation when he was thirteen years old as a recommendation for help with migraine, and later for anxiety and depression. He began to teach more than 10 years ago striving to make these practices accessible for everyone with a sincere passion for knowing, first-hand, the vast benefits.
Course Accreditation & Oversight
International Mindfulness And Meditation Alliance
Our courses carry international accreditation, rigorously upheld by the International Mindfulness & Meditation Alliance and The Meditation Organization. These esteemed bodies, run by experienced mindfulness and meditation teachers, focus on fostering an inclusive community free from religious affiliations or singular spiritual paths. Their mission is to uphold high standards of accreditation grounded in knowledge, experience, and education. As a member organization, they advocate for authenticity in teaching, embracing human fallibility, and living by the principles of compassion, acceptance, inclusiveness, and gratitude.
